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About Me

I am a senior certified human resources, compensation and career coaching professional with over 15 years of serving organizations to create the best engagement between employees and employers; high performing work teams. I have my own consulting practice that focuses on management and executive career development.

Location:
United States, O Fallon, MO
Current organization:
Savvis Communications
Past organizations:
Dyan Connolly & Associates
Current role:
HR Director/Career Coach
Gender:
Female
Areas of expertise:
Human Resources, Career Coaching, Performance management, Career Development, Leadership Development & Team Building, Organizational Development, Change Agent, Positive Coach
I am:
Brainstormer, Change Agent, Christian, Entrepreneur, Foodie, Global soul, Idea generator, Life mentor, Startup, Student
Associations:
WorldatWork, Society of Human Resource Management, Coach U
Languages:
English
My website links:
Dyan Connolly & Associates, Linkedin
Universities:
Webster University - St. Louis, Athabasca University, Canada
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I am passionate about helping people achieve the career of their dreams!

An idea worth spreading

We each have an inner compass that when called upon, can help us achieve the life and career of our dreams: True Vision, True Values, True Needs, True Self.

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Bravo Top Chef, Space, Global Peace, Organization Development, Executive Development and Your Career Dreams

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    Apr 5 2012: PW, the $?M gets me the conversation, my idea is not about the $?M but about bringing experts that The Foundation has collectively to an opportunity that may prove a workable mobel for other areas. We have learned to do this in the corporate world - we matrix around an opportunity, much stronger with vertical experts brining their best ideas to a specific problem. Does The Gates Foundation already do this? Dont know. Does anyone do anyon else do this? Dont know. I was hoping this could be a conversation.

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