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Disney’s New Chief Human Resources Officer, Sonia Coleman

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She worked there from 1992 to 2004, playing key roles in strategic HR leadership during transformative years for the company. After over a decade at The Home Depot, Coleman moved to The Children’s Place in 2004. She continued to grow in HR, taking on several strategic roles until 2008.

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Beyond HR KPIs: Strategic Metrics for Organizational Development

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The previous decades have confirmed that financial information is not enough to describe organizational capabilities for creating value ( Lev & Zarowin, 1999 , Francis & Schipper, 1999 ; Balachandran & Mohanram, 2004 ). The strategic impact of HR function currently depends on at least two key factors related to data and measures.

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5 Human Resources Models Every HR Practitioner Should Know

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The Ulrich Model falls under the creative HRM and focuses on organising all HR functions into four central roles: strategic partner, change agent, administrative expert, and employee champion (or employee advocate). Ulrich emphasised that remodelling HR doesn’t rely primarily on HR functions, however.

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10 Employee Engagement Programs For Employee Happiness 2024

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Discover Top HR Tech Solutions Browse through our comprehensive collection of top HR Tech solutions that are created to perform and automate various day-to-day HR functions. A study by Gallup involving 2.7

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NAHR Welcomes New Fellows

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Peter Fasolo joined Johnson & Johnson in 2004, after 13 years in management at Bristol-Myers Squibb. Under his leadership, J&J has transformed its approach to HR strategy and service delivery by establishing a global network of shared services.

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Watch for “Quick Quits Candidates”—A VP of Talent Acquisition Shares Why

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Trent Cotton joined the HR industry in 2004 after working as a sales leader within the financial services industry for eight years. He saw barriers and issues in the HR function as a whole that he wanted to address, leading him to launch a consulting business focused on making valuable changes to the way HR operates in business.

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Watch for “Quick Quits Candidates”—A VP of Talent Acquisition Shares Why

Visier

Trent Cotton joined the HR industry in 2004 after working as a sales leader within the financial services industry for eight years. He saw barriers and issues in the HR function as a whole that he wanted to address, leading him to launch a consulting business focused on making valuable changes to the way HR operates in business.