Nickie Boridenhpaz, M.B.A

adcoq9@r.postjobfree.com 714-***-****

Exton, PA / Dual Citizenship

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickieboridehpaz1994/

EXPERIENCE EBS Healthcare, Exton, PA, HR Manager June 2019- Present

• Project Management: Clearly defining the stakeholders for new and existing projects. While clearly defining the scope and timeline of each project and creating a detailed risk analysis.

• Career Specialist: Helping current and prospective employees to understand better and navigate their growth path.

• Team Collaboration: Working with various teams at EBS to create, develop, and operate accounts and clinics in all 50 states.

• Quantitative Analysis: Using statistical analysis and economics to explain and define pay and insurance structures. While also using spreadsheets to track the progression of employees.

• Recruiting: Conducting interviews to find ideal candidates who understand and recognize EBS's business and ethical culture.

Institute of Professional Practice, Derby, CT, Applied Behavioral Analysis Therapist July 2017-May 2019

• Behavior Modification: Teaching clients anger management techniques, relaxation skills for impulse control social skills emotional coping skills and functional living skills

• Policy Application: Utilizing appropriate policies for identification of medically-related social and emotional client needs

• Team Collaboration: Working in small and medium teams to create Individual Education Plans (IEP) for clients

• Quantitative Analysis: Compile and generate spreadsheets capturing key data related to each client o Create pivot tables and modify spreadsheets to achieve analytical goals o Manage spreadsheets and maintain data currency to ensure accurate data availability for managers and decision-makers

• Project Management: Develop detailed project management plans to ensure individual goals are met, manage team participation and collaboration (schools, legal, social services, families), staff education and conference Clark University Police Department, Worcester, MA, General Manager& HR Coordinator August 2014-June 2017

• Organization Leadership: High-level executive in S.S.E.S., directing over 70 employees. Focused on recruitment, benefits, executive compensation, training, leadership development, succession planning, HRIS, and regulatory compliance. Heavy emphasis on leading S.S.E.S. through the newly implemented organizational culture and structure

• HR Operations: Consolidating HR functions previously managed by several different departments into a single consolidated organization to manage all generalist affairs

• Employee Relations: Introducing proactive employee relations and communications programs to resolve previous labor and management issues and restore the credibility and employee-centric focus of the HR organization

• M&A Due Diligence: Contributing to senior-level M&A decisions, supporting initial analysis through due diligence and subsequent integration. Enabled business growth by assessing HR cultural compatibility and talent impacts

• Recruiting: Found ideal candidates within the academic institute to be placed in different positions. Pardis Language Institute, Iran, Analyst and Educator June 2015-August 2015

• Process & Language Improvement: Strengthened the vocabulary and oration skills of the professors and some Ph.D. candidates who attended the institution using modern teaching techniques and psychology SPECIAL PROJECTS Project Management 2019

• The purpose of this project was to increase the revenue of Cumin Restaurant by increasing their customers. The success of this local business will improve the strength of local small companies, by increasing the power of small businesses and creating a sustainable model that can be followed by others. The success of Cumin Restaurant will also attract the attention of local politicians that, in turn, can help not only further develop their power but also to increase diversity in the city of Hamden. As this business grows, it will also create more jobs in the community and for the people of Hamden, CT.

Risk Management 2018

• The research and presentation focused on Project Management and selected for the Cheshire Chamber of Commerce. The main focus of this project was to outline how the different areas of project management can positively influence the productivity of a business — focusing specifically on Risk Management, Stakeholders, and proper Budgeting and Scope Management.

The Effect of Post-Cold War Populist Governments on U.S-Latin America Relations 2017

• The research focused on the rise of the leftist populist leader in Latin America, with a focus on Argentina and Venezuela, and how this affected these countries' relationships with the United States. The previously mentioned paper first explained the U.S- Latin American relationship during the cold war. Then move on to describe and define populist governments and their origins. Afterward, moving on to the specific cases of Argentina and Venezuela. The main finding of this research is that hard power politics from the United States during the Cold War, and the post-Cold War era have created room for the creation of populist governments. While simultaneously undermining the United States hegemony in the Latin America region. An issue that is quite problematic due to the dependency of local economies on international relationships, as the World Systems theory has explained it.

Language and Discourse Analysis of 2016 Presidential Candidates Research/Class 2016

• The was class and research project combination. The course focused on first-year college student, many of who had recently become of legal age to vote. Both the class and the paper took a linguistic and discursive approach towards analyzing the events of the 2016 election with a specific focus on qualitative data, which led one candidate to win the election.

• The research paper incorporated the data gathered from the class, independent research, and interviews from the local student body of Clark University to help the university better understand the student body and popular discursive patterns. Data that has been used across different departments at Clark University during reevaluation and innovation processes.

Discourse Analysis Research 2016

• Modern technology has allowed people to express their autonomy. Technology has done so by expanding the potential of romantic and platonic partners through the usage of social media and different applications. Eva Illouz argues in her book Why Love Hurts, in today’s society, the dating scene has turned into a market full of potential romantic choices, making the process of choosing only one romantic partner much more difficult. The marketization of romance, in combination with increased female autonomy established from the pre-modernity to modern times and the fact that more than half of marriages that follow a purely monogamous relationship theory end in divorce, help prove the out-datedness of monogamy in current heterosexual relationships. This essay will argue that modern technology has made it easier for people to become aware of the romantic market and find romantic partners. This realization has led to the creation of a new generation of relationships like monogamy-ish, polyamorous, and open relationships that focus more on active communication between partners. While also allowing people to enjoy their autonomy, thus leading to an increase in the single population.

TCK Conference 2015

• Presented on the effects of the " politically correct culture" on the capital D discourse of the United States, and how improper adaptation has led to conflict amongst individuals. EDUCATION Quinnipiac University, School of Business, Hamden, CT May 2019

• Master of Business Administration

• Strong Focus on: Project Management and Managerial Styles Clark University, Worcester, MA May 2017

• Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Political Science, Dean’s List ( 2014-2017)

• Strong focus on: Discourse Language, Qualitative Methods, Politics in the Middle East Assisted in co-teaching courses ranging from Discourse, Romance & Self, Qualitative Methods and Discursive Analysis of the 2016 Presidential Candidates

Scholarships Jonas Gilman Clark Scholarship: 2013-2017

• Awarded to individuals who had shown academic accident standing while also helping develop the culture of Clark University

California Scholarship Federation Sealbearer:

• Awarded to an individual who showed excellent academic and athletic skills and abilities. Funds were allocated for Undergraduate degree.

SKILLS & CERTIFICATES Computer: Proficient with Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat Licenses: PMT, CPI

Languages: Fluent in Persian

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