Note: If you want to read posts by EAB members head over to our Latest section for EAB members.
Our mission is to shed light on the things that matter most to successful HR leaders. Our view is that Optimal HR requires a different mix of practices depending on the circumstances. Focusing the HR effort on the few things that create real competitive leverage is what separates the transformative from the run of the mill.
We are constanly on the lookout for those thinkers whose work illuminates HR Management. You are extremely unlikely to find much in the way of so called ‘best practices’ or implementation guides on HRExaminer. These things lead directly to mediocrity. Mediocrity is extremely easy to find.
Instead, we’re assembling a unique panel of leaders who think outside of the boxes that most HR is stashed in. Our Editorial Advisory Board is composed of extremely successful players who think hard about the questions of HR Management. They collectively wonder about the things that keep HR executives up at night.
These are voices you won’t hear elsewhere. They offer a variety of perspectives with one common goal – to expand the conversation about being a leader in HR. In their work, you will find insights that will help you build an HR operation that is a competitive weapon.
We believe that big thinking about the deployment of human beings in the organization is where the rubber meets the road.
We’re always open to having new people join the EAB. The qualifications are simple:
- an earned perspective (executive/leadership experience in the HR Industry)
- clear views on approaches to managing all or part of an HR function
- willingness to work with a ruthless and amazing editor (the ability to use strong feedback)
As we publish articles from Founding Membes of the HRExaminer Editorial Advisory Board their names and links to their full profiles and posts will appear below.
To read posts by EAB members head over to our Latest section for EAB members.
Founding Members of the Editorial Advisory Board:
Jay Cross’s Bio and Jay’s Posts on HRExaminer
Dr. Todd Dewett’s Bio and Dr. Dewett’s Posts on HRExaminer
Mark McMillan’s Bio and Mark’s Posts on HRExaminer
Bob Corlett’s Bio and Bob’s Posts on HRExaminer
Heather Bussing’s Bio and Heather’s Posts on HRExaminer
Paul Hebert’s Bio and Paul’s Posts on HRExaminer
Jessica Lee’s Bio and Jessica’s Posts on HRExaminer
Neil McCormick’s Bio and Neil’s Posts on HRExaminer
Chris Howard’s Bio and Chris’s Posts on HRExaminer
Kris Dunn’s Bio and Kris’s Posts on HRExaminer
Colin Kingsbury’s Bio and Colin’s Posts on HRExaminer
Amitai Givertz’s Bio and Ami’s Posts on HRExaminer
Claudia Faust’s Bio and Claudia’s Posts on HRExaminer
Hank Stringer’s Bio and Hank’s Posts on HRExaminer
Steve Smith’s Bio and Steve’s Posts on HRExaminer
Marc Effron’s Bio and Marc’s Posts on HRExaminer
Rusty Rueff’s Bio and Rusty’s Posts on HRExaminer
Kelly Cartwright’s Bio and Kelly’s Posts on HRExaminer
Susan Strayer’s Bio and Susan’s Posts on HRExaminer
Dr. David Kippen’s Bio and Dr. Kippen’s Posts on HRExaminer
China Gorman’s Bio and China’s Posts on HRExaminer
Cathy Missildine’s Bio and Cathy’s Posts on HRExaminer
Ed Newman’s Bio and Ed’s Posts on HRExaminer
William Tincup’s Bio and William’s Posts on HRExaminer
Andrew Gadomski’s Bio and Andrew’s Posts on HRExaminer
Felix Wetzel’s Bio and Felix’s Posts on HRExaminer
Jeff Dickey-Chasins’s Bio and Jeff’s Posts on HRExaminer
Maren Hogan’s Bio and Maren’s posts on HRExaminer
Jason Lauritsen’s Bio and Jason’s posts on HRExaminer
Chris Havrilla’s Bio and Chris’s posts on HRExaminer
Victorio Milian’s Bio and Victorio’s posts on HRExaminer
We’re adding members to The HRExaminer Editorial Advisory Board all the time. Check back soon to see our latest members.







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