Jeannette is the founder and principal of Applied Resource Management. She has 25 years experience in management, human
resources, adult learning,& organizational behavior /development. She has done extensive nationwide & international
travel. Her experience lends itself to understanding issues of human diversity and cultural differences. Many organizations
have benefited from her experience as a consultant, writer and trainer.
On a personal level, she is a native of Chicago
with humble beginnings in the Back of the Yards community, a south-side working-class immigrant neighborhood. Jeannette wrote
a book on the history of this community with Arcadia Publishing. Information is available on this web site under News
& Events.
In the educational sector, she has worked over 16 years as adjunct faculty in the College of Management
and Business and Applied Behavioral Science program at National-Louis University in both their undergraduate and graduate
accelerated, experiential-based program for working adults.
Before forming Applied Resource Management in 1990, Jeannette
started up and built a human resource consulting function from the ground floor for two organizations. Initially as a Manager,
Management Consulting Division of The Management Association of Illinois (formerly MIMA), servicing nearly 2,000 member companies
in Northern Illinois, Indiana, and nationwide affiliate associations.
As a Regional Consulting Manager with RMS McGladrey
(formerly McGladrey & Pullen) a large nationwide accounting, tax, and consulting firm where she provided human resource
consulting to client companies.
Prior to working in the consulting profession, she worked several years in human resource
management with Draper & Kramer, Inc., a closely-held, nationwide, diversified real estate/mortgage banking firm.
Education:
Master of Science degree in Management and Organizational Behavior from George Williams College, under the direction of
Dr. Peter F. Sorensen, Jr., the program is now housed at Benedictine University. The MSMOB degree emphasized the human element
of management with origins in humanism and the applied behavioral sciences in all major facets of the curriculum.
Bachelor
of Arts degree in Sociology from Roosevelt University.
Advanced coursework in development, design, delivery/facilitation
of training programs to adult learners, organizational development intervention techniques, career counseling, and managerial/leadership
assessment centers through the American Management Association, NTL, Organizational Development Network,Wilson Learning, and
Vangent.
Certifications include:
Vangent Inspire, Leadership and Organizational Development Certificate
Campbell Leadership Index (CLI)
System for Testing and Evaluation of Potential (LH-STEP)
CMC Certified Management Consultant,Institute of Management Consultants
SPHR Senior Professional,Human Resources,Society
for Human Resource Management
RODP Registered Organization Development Professional,O.D. Institute
Volunteer
Leadership:
O.D. Institute
Jeannette chaired the 35th & 36th Annual Information Exchange
She has taken
an active role in leadership positions with (SHRM) the Society for Human Resource Management. She is past Vice Chair of the
national Research Committee. In addition to Vice Chair, she worked several years with the Research committee serving as Chair
of recruitment and selection, marketing, SHRM Book Award, CCH,Inc/SHRM Research Project, Innovative Practices award, and as
Committee Secretary.
She served on the SHRM Consultants Forum Board of Governors. At the SHRM chapter level, she has
served as Survey Director and Chair of the Student Chapter for the Human Resource Association of Greater Oak Brook. Jeannette
was President of the George Williams College SHRM Chapter, where she led the chapter in receiving a Superior Chapter Merit
Award.
IMC
Jeannette served as Treasurer of the Chicago chapter of the Institute for Management Consultants (IMC).
Memberships include:
SHRM Society of Human Resource Management
IMC Institute for Management Consultants
O.D.Institute (Organization Development)