Resumes: Human Resources


Robert Carr
Manager, Training & Development
•Professional Learning & Development Specialist
•Excellent verbal and written communication skills
•Knowledgeable, customer service oriented team player
•Accomplished Trainer in a variety of industries


Kimberly Kelly
Habilitation Technician/Caregiver Trainer
•Training Caregivers for Family Members with Special Needs
•Creative Thinking Navigating Solutions to Complex Projects
•Community Relations /Advocacy
•Nine years experience in human services, human rights advocacy, and education


Lonnette Marsh
Manager, Human Resource Professional
•Extensive experience in hiring, training and supervising faculty and staff
•Organization Development and Conference Planning
•Proven ability in budget preparation and management
•Team oriented with strong work ethic


Sheila Randleman
Administrative Assistant
•High Degree of Professionalism
•Detailed Oriented, Strong Interpersonal Communications
•Familiar with Word, Excel & Powerpoint
•Team Player with a Strong Work Ethic


Bill Tagge
Human Resource Professional
•Human Resource Generalist
•Talent acquisition
•Talent Management and Development
•Employee Engagement


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