Senior-level executive responsible for creating inspiring workplaces and world-class employment brands through the coordinated delivery of human resources operations and effective workplace initiatives. Well-regarded for implementing pragmatic solutions to complex workplaces issues after carefully considering business needs, workplace regulations and organizational risk. Well-liked for collaborating effectively, developing cohesive teams and engaging in constructive dialogue. As global Chief Human Resources Officer with Curvature, set operating and standards and strategy for Benefits, Compensation, Learning, Payroll and Recruiting for IT consulting practice located in thirteen countries across the globe. At Charter Communications, and predecessor Time Warner Cable, held various roles of increasing scope and complexity within Human Resources. Most notably, led merger integration, human resources operations, and HR consulting for the merger of Time Warner Cable, Brighthouse Networks, and Charter Communications - at the time, the largest cable merger ever. Recognized for thought leadership as well as uncommon ability to affect positive organizational change, was selected to attend the Tuck School of Management Executive Leadership Program.Served as a trusted business advisor to senior leaders in various human capital roles with Wells Fargo Bank, and predecessor Wachovia Bank. Was valued for keen insights on merger integration as well as a thoughtful approach to launching large-scale enterprise initiatives in HRIS, Payroll, Executive Compensation and Employee Engagement. Led merger integration efforts between Wells Fargo and Wachovia Bank - at the time, the largest financial services merger ever.Foundational HR experiences were in Executive Compensation and Benefit Plan design. Prior to that, served as a licensed attorney admitted to practice in both NC and TN and focused on employment litigation. Proud graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Tennessee College of Law and the Haslam College of Business.