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Objective:
To provide growing organizations with Human Resource/Staffing Management
guidance and expertise.
Education:
Renssalear At Hartford
Hartford, CT
Corporate Executive Fellows Program
MS
Management
Thesis: Human Resource Planning
University of Bridgeport
Bridgeport, CT
BS
Management and Industrial Relations
Employment History:
Harbor Staffing
Contract
and Contingency Recruiting
1999
to Present
Direct the firm's contract and contingency recruiting efforts in the following
disciplines: Public Relations, E-Commerce, Marketing, Customer Relationship
Marketing,Internet Marketing, Database Marketing, Financial Analysis, Interest
Rate Risk Management, Asset/Liability Management and Nursing.
World Savings
Manager Executive Recruiting
1901 Harrison Street, Oakland, CA 94612
1998
to 1999
Executive and mid-management level recruiting for the corporate headquarters
of this Fortune 100 financial services organization. Develop recruitment
plans,strategies and tactics to identify and attract high quality,
specifically
experienced candidates. Manage and coordinate corporate employment advertising
including a proposal to save $$230,000 in employment advertising costs.
Develop internet recruitment initiatives and company presence including a
proposal for an internet recruitment site.
Socket Express, Inc
.
Human Resources Manager
910 Page Avenue, Fremont, CA 94538
1997
to 1998
Lead the human resources department initiative in this union-free electronic
component manufacturing company. Established a compensation program including
job descriptions, grading structure and merit increase/promotional increase
policies. Developed and prepared the 1998 employee training and development
programs. Established required safety, illness and injury prevention and
hazard communications programs. HRIS, HR reporting and record keeping, AACP,
IIPP,policy and procedure development, employee performance measurement and
recognition. Recruited engineering staff for a new design engineering center
in Phoenix.
Human Resource Services
Principal
8 West Main Street, East Lyme, CT 06357-2330
1985
to 1997
Established and operate a recruitment company serving organizations throughout
the Northeast. Developed and implemented a detailed business plan. Solicit and
develop recruitment contracts and agreements. Design recruitment programs,
plans, strategies and sourcing methods to meet the needs of a varied client
base. Identify, interview, qualify and perform reference audits on all
candidates. Facilitate the successful negotiation of employment contracts and
agreements. Designed, programmed and implemented computerized financial
management, applicant tracking and contact management systems.
Stanadyne, Inc
.
Manager
of Employment, Compensation and Development
92 Deerfield Road, Windsor, CT
1979
to 1985
Established and organized a recruitment department for a rapidly growing
manufacturer of diesel fuel injection systems (organization grew from 850
employees to 3,025 employees in 2 1/2 years). Recruited 90 engineers and
technicians for a new Corporate R&D Center. Chairperson of committee
responsible for the review, revision and development of all HR policies,
procedures and employee handbook. Computerized (mainframe) employee records
and introduced PCs to department. Certified as an Assessment Center
Chairperson
by the American Management Association. Sponsored by Stanadyne in the
Corporate
Executive Fellows Program of study for a Master of Science in Management at
the Hartford Graduate Center of Renssalear Polytechnic Institute. Designed and
implemented a new performance appraisal program providing employees with
career development planning. Reduced the cost per hire (exempt professionals,
executives) by fifty-six percent. Developed and implemented a Human Resource
Planning Program for the Corporate Research and Development Center. Redesigned
the position classification system to include career pathways and redesigned
incentive compensation programs. Mediator of the internal problem resolution
process. Developed and conducted training programs for new policies and
procedures, upervisory skills development, performance appraisal, Affirmative
Action Compliance Programs. Responsible for the daily oversight of all HR
policies related to employment, compensation, training, employee development,
staffing, attendance, leaves of absence, government program compliance.
Continental Can Company Inc
.
Regional Personnel Manager, Lithonia, GA
Personnel Manager, Carteret, NJ
1976
to 1979
Member of union contract negotiating team. Responded to grievances through
third step; prepared cases for arbitration. Recruited for plant and office
positions for three manufacturing plants totaling 550 employees. Prepared
safety programs, AACP, administered compensation program, administered fringe
benefits.
GTE Sylvania
College Relations Supervisor, Corporate Headquarters, Stamford, CT
Employment Supervisor, Entertainment Products Group, Smithfield, NC
1973
to 1976
Prepared corporate recruitment plans that reflected the needs for entry level
personnel in the corporate management development programs and specific
vacancies at various facilities. Prepared recruitment schedules for on-campus
recruiting at 60 Colleges and Universities. Coordinated the scheduling of
personnel recruiters from other plant locations. Recruited for openings on
corporate staff. Administered relocation program for corporate staff. Promoted
to Employment Supervisor for a manufacturing plant of 2,900 employees
producing televisions and stereo receivers and electronic components.
Supervised a staff of four involved in the recruitment of production and
support
staff. Responsible for the filling of vacant positions according to the very
precise terms of the union contract.