FPCJobs: Resumes Human Resources

Resumes: Human Resources

	Sandy Duck
	HR Business Partner
	•	Full life cycle recruiting with exempt-non-exempt experience
	•	Employee Relations
	•	Budget management
	•	Strategic Partner/ HRIS Administration

	Cris Council Flynt
	Training & Development
	•	Free Advice! Program design, delivery, evaluation
	•	PhD Curriculum & Instruction, M Ed, BSNursing
	•	MBTI certified, taught advanced assessment courses
	•	Willing to grow with your company, relocate in NC

	Cassandra Martin
	Guidance/HR MS Degree
	•	Proficent experience in social and human services
	•	Qualitative background in facilitating/training/research
	•	Experienced in coordinating special events & office management
	•	Excellent client relation skills

	Lisa Matthews Murray
	Training/Tutoring Administrator
	•	Instructional Design and Development
	•	Train-the Trainer, Intranet based, Video, SPLs
	•	Instructional Development using ADDIE Process
	•	Script Writing and Training Video Design

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

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