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An AD in commercial photography, a BA in business management, an MBA in human resources and a postgraduate certificate in diversity studies.
More than a dozen years working in healthcare.
Has boundless energy, incisive wit and bulldog tenacity.
Won the 2011 Golden Cow award from AB&C.
Has a 12-foot-tall bookshelf filled with books she’s read.
Is a horrible cook.
Loves any and every beach.
Has been a college student for more than 10 years (still isn’t sure she’s done yet).
Secretly wants to study anthropology.
The term “diversity” is popping up more and more in in the news and within our organizations. Why? Diversity is great for business—it’s a key driver of innovation, and it’s crucial for companies that want to attract top talent. Diversity and inclusion (D&I) is no longer just “training” that your employer requires you to complete—it’s […]
Indiana could learn something from California, or at least from a member of the Oakland Athletics. Diversity has been on the minds of everyone in the country this week. Obviously, we have all heard about the religious-freedom law that Indiana just “secretly” not-so-secretly passed. I am positive that if you did not have an opinion […]
A baseball player from Bloomsburg University tweeted a shocking and unforgivable comment. The tweet was about Mo’ne Davis, the amazing young athlete who became an instant sensation during last year’s Little League World Series. In case you missed it: If you didn’t know, one of our Aloysius Butler & Clark offices is located in Bloomsburg, […]