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Why HR Associations Matter

Saturday, November 8, 2014 @ 10am

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Guests:

Tim DabrieoX
Tim Dabrieo
President
Seacoast Human
Resources Association

Lorie Glaude

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Lorie Glaude
PHR, CC, President

Manchester Area Human
Resources Association

Why HR Associations Matter –

 

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The Seacoast Human Resources Association (SHRA) is a non-partisan, non-sectarian, and non-profit organization dedicated to the career development of Human Resource professionals.

The Manchester Area Human Resources Association (MAHRA) was originally formed in 1954 by a small group of local professionals who were interested in sharing information and experiences about personnel issues.

 

As a Financial Advisor with Waddell & Reed, Tim Dabrieo’s mission is to develop a long-term relationship with each client based up on trust and confidentiality. His goal is to help people make educated decisions with their finances in order to work toward meeting their financial goals. Throughout our lives we face the competing financial demands of our immediate needs and expenses and the costs of our future goals. Developing a written plan that takes into consideration the challenges that your finances face today, balances
those with your future goals, helps to prioritize your objectives, develops timelines, and creates accountability in order to keep you on track can help.
As a financial adviser Tim can help you:

  • Analyze net worth and cash flow to help find sources of surplus income
  • Develop strategies to save for secondary education, second home, vacations or other purpose unique to your situation
  • Create a picture of your retirement plan based on your timeline, risk tolerance and lifestyle and work with you to help achieve this goal
  • Manage the risk that may prevent you from achieving your financial goal due to unforeseen life events
  • Analyze potential tax consequences associated with your investments and financial planning decisions
  • Create your estate plan to help ensure your wealth is passed efficiently and cost effectively to the people you wish and in the time frame you desire

Tim is a graduate of the University of Maine in Orono, Maine with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. Tim has a strong dedication to being involved in the community. He currently serves as President of the Seacoast Human Resources Association, Chair of the Business Development Committee for the Greater Portsmouth Chamber of
Commerce, SHRM Foundation Director for the HR State Council of New Hampshire, Volunteer for the CA$H Coalition of Southeastern New Hampshire
and a K-Ready Reader for the United Way of the Greater Seacoast.

Tim resides in Nottingham, New Hampshire with his wife and three sons; spending time with his family is his utmost priority. He also enjoys landscaping, music, sports and has recently started home brewing.

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As a Human Resources Professional for more than twenty years Laurie Glaude has broad expertise in providing strategy, direction and innovative solutions to today’s complex business environments.  She is a strategist who has been instrumental in bringing organizations to the next level.

A strong and dynamic communicator, her major strengths include training and development while her breadth of experience crosses many industries including manufacturing, grocery retail and wholesale distribution, non-profit and human services.

Her experience encompasses employee relations, benefit administration, compensation programs, training and development, safety programs and federal and state labor compliance.  Her strong belief in perspective, inclusion and creative thinking was instrumental in developing programs that continued to bring the organizations she has served successfully forward, maximizing human capital while being ever mindful of the bottom line.

Laurie began her career as a Human Resources Manager with Shaw’s Supermarkets where she was responsible for recruitment and training of all employees.  She initiated and developed strategies for benefit administration, labor management systems, and employee relations.  She ultimately became responsible for auditing human resources practices for both New Hampshire and Vermont market areas.

One of her major accomplishments was the development and ultimately piloting an HR structure for the Northeast Region market area.  This model was approved and implemented and expanded to all regions.

She later joined The Associated Grocers of New England where she was the Director of Human Resources and Safety.   She continued to develop innovative and successful programs that contributed to the success of the organization, confirming the company’s mission, and fostering a positive environment.  She developed a company training “university” which resulted in a catalog of leadership, public speaking, compliance, and skills training for all levels within the organization without excessive cost.  While there she also developed value added member-training programs.  Her development of comprehensive safety programs and policies resulted in a significant reduction of workers compensation costs.  Her leadership skills fostered and nurtured a staff that helped implement safety training, compliance and retail management.

Laurie has dedicated her professional life to Human Resources.  She is a mentor for many HR professionals, accomplished speaker and has presented seminars on developing HR careers, for the Women’s Leadership Summit, Manchester Area Human Resources Association, HR Boot Camp, Metro West HR Association, and most recently at Southern New Hampshire University.

She is an active member of her community and sits on a number of boards for non-profit agencies, most notably Child Health Services of Manchester. She currently serves on the board of the American Nystagmus Network, a national organization for individuals with visual disabilities and she served as its president Laurie attended Southern New Hampshire University and is a Professional in Human Resources, holding certification with Human Resources Certification Institute, received her Competent Communicator designation and is a licensed health and life producer. She is the President of of Manchester Area Human Resources Association and serves on the State HR Council of NH.  In May of 2010 Laurie was selected recipient of the Granite State HR Hero Award for her exemplary service to the HR profession in New Hampshire.