Jennifer Aldridge is the vice president of Human Resources for the Southeast Region. In this role, she is responsible for human resources activity in the region, including employee relations, payroll, benefits, safety and more. She initially began working as an intern and recruiting assistant for Cox Baton Rouge in 2001. Within six months, she was responsible for all recruiting activity in the system. She transitioned to an employee relations specialist role in April 2003 before being promoted in 2005 to human resources manager. Jennifer relocated to Lafayette in 2006 to support the cultural transition of that market from Middle America Cox to the newly created Cox Greater Louisiana. After the system merged with New Orleans in 2009 to become Cox Louisiana, she returned to …show more content…
She was responsible for Louisiana employee relations and talent acquisition until Louisiana merged with the Florida/Georgia system to become Cox Southeast in late 2012. She served as the human resources director for Southeast region beginning in May 2013 until her promotion to vice president. She holds a BA in Psychology from Louisiana Tech University, as well as a MBA from Louisiana State University. Jennifer was instrumental in the expansion of Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT) to include Louisiana, and she is an active member of that professional organization, as well as the Greater Baton Rouge Society for Human Resources (SHRM). She is a certified HR professional holding certifications from SHRM and HR Certification Institute (HRCI). Jennifer has been instrumental in leading various change initiatives and transformations within Cox Southeast. Due to her experience and collaboration skills, she is frequently appointed to CCI project teams within the HR function. Whether leading local
Prior to assuming his current position, Mr. Meadows served as a Senior Program Analyst in VBA’s Office in the Office of Strategic
Katrina joined ContiTech in June as an HR Coordinator. Her tasks will primarily include on-boarding fixed staff, recruiting, off-boarding and employee relations.
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Ms. Johnson has been employed with the HUD Support Service Center since October 2015. She has been fully trained on referral preparation. Over the last several
I hope things are going well across town! The reason I am reaching out to you is because I have recently noticed you have a few requisitions open for SSR positions at your location. This past week Brenda Toney’s (Skogen) son Caleb was staying with me to visit and we got on the discussion of him wanting to make his way back to Ohio and to find a job with more stability. Out of instinct I started selling him on Cintas and he was very interested in learning more about the SSR position. I truly believe he has the right qualities and Spartan attitude that would make him successful at Cintas. I told him to apply and that I would inform you of his interest. The main reason I wanted to inform you is because his address on his resume is Oklahoma
She earned her BS degree in Vocational Rehabilitation in 1978 from the University of Wisconsin-Stout with a specialization in Special Education. In 1998, she earned her Masters Degree in Secondary Education with a Reading Endorsement from Northern Arizona University. During the summer of 2007, she completed the Transition Certification Program at the University of Kansas.
On November 9th, I had the wonderful opportunity to meet Kelly Miller from the Minneapolis branch of Randstad. Kelly has been a Senior Recruiter there for the past two years and has been in the Human Resources world for eleven years. Kelly’s role of a Senior Recruiter includes developing and managing a group of professionals for U.S. Bank and Wells Fargo, growing/maintaining a network of sources to pursue qualified candidates, and provides training to candidates on resume construction, interview techniques, and other coaching needs. In addition, she has taken on a broad range of responsibilities in her career including being a Manager of Staffing and a Director of Business Development. I stumbled upon Kelly’s contact 5information via The Edge as she was recently hiring interns there and I couldn’t have selected a better candidate to interview.
Before that she worked for Anthem as a Claims Processor. She would review, edit, and adjust claims. She would also work heavily with providers and clients.
When Dario Soto’s replacement, Andrea Alvarez, informed us in mid-December that she would be unable to accept the position of COO that had been offered her; we began a process to recruit a new COO. In mid -January we brought a new COO on board. This spring we also hired a monitoring/evaluation specialist and a senior program manager. (Please see attached bios in appendix section).
Twenty-five years ago RaLane started her career part-time in the All State Road and Service Group. Six months later she transitioned to Customer Service Sales where she worked in authorizations and on the phones. During her time at Citi she has worked in various departments such as Credit doing sales authorization, applications, credit AOD, account disputes and resolution for Customer Service. She’s worked in support, paper, worked reports and dispute accounts as well.
Sarah enveloped nearly all of the criteria described in the Health Administration Leadership Competency Model (HALCM), and she quite of few of them very well. One particular characteristic, I immediately admired about her was the compelling way in which she communicated with her team. According to (Freshman, Rubino, and Chassiakos, 2011 pg. 28) “Effectiveness in communication is thought to enhance the power of each of the other domains in the portion of the model.” Often through effective communication, Sarah will repair strained relationship between workers and management. Furthermore, she had a talent for proactively recognizing various conflicts and resolving them quickly, hence the conflict does not hinder team productiveness. When it came to structuring the work environment, there was little that she didn’t or couldn’t do – she will ensure timecards are filled correctly, oversee team meetings, and coach her team on work performance.
We are presented with a case where Heather Yates, vice president for business development at
After six years of working in purchasing in the manufacturing industry, it was time for a career change. I needed to work in a field I was passionate about and had opportunities to grow and advance. This change led me to Allen Hospital in Waterloo, Iowa, as the Compliance Contract Coordinator. Having previous experience with contracts, I had confidence about this new opportunity and was eager to gain experience in health care.
● Brenda Cooper, seated in her Atlanta office, talked about some problems she was facing in her region:
The current CIO of the CareGroup, John Halamka, recently completed a proposal to the Board of Directors and has been charged to provide additional information regarding his plan to implement an effective change management program as well as effective Business Continuity Management program. Team 5, Mr. Halamka’s top staff members, has been asked to provide further analysis and refined recommendations to the board of directors to ensure they fully understand all the options available as the organization implements organization change. After thorough analysis and review the Team is prepared to make its recommendations.