Linda Dausend
consultant
FlashPoint
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Linda Dausend is no stranger to national SHRM conferences, having attended eight in the last 5 years, as well as every state SHRM conference in her home state of Indiana for the last twelve, as well as several surrounding state conferences. Linda has been on many sides of these conferences: as an attendee, as a volunteer leader, a presenter, and as an exhibitor. She currently serves as the State Council Director for the Indiana State Council of SHRM (Indiana SHRM), and has previously served as State Membership Director and the President of the Pinnacle Award-winning South Central Indiana HR Association in Bloomington, Indiana.

In her work, Linda has undertaken a wide range of talent management initiatives, from providing management and leadership development, to coaching employees, to creating comprehensive training programs. She’s worked in a number of industries, including retail, manufacturing, and services.

Linda applies her broad experience to help her FlashPoint clients develop more strategic approaches toward managing talent and to help them prepare leaders who actually lead. She plays a key role in our talent development programs, designing and facilitating manager training for dozens of companies. She also provides expertise in building talent processes and systems, including talent acquisition programs and performance management programs. Linda is an experienced coach, with a specialty in career development and transition.

Prior to joining FlashPoint in 2010, Linda held a variety of organizational development positions at well-known companies, including Macy’s, Simon Property Group, Sunrise Greetings (a subsidiary of Hallmark Cards), Employment Plus, and Author Solutions. The business acumen she gained in these roles now allows her to help organizations identify causes for employee behaviors and find creative solutions that drive business success.

Linda earned her bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University with a major in business administration. In addition to her membership in the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), she is also a member of the Association for Talent Development—Central Indiana Chapter (ATD-CIC). She is a certified Professional in Learning and Performance (CPLP) through the Association for Talent Development and is also certified to facilitate The Coaching Clinic®, The Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team®, and Everything DiSC®.

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Dianna Waldroup
director of Convention Services
Destination DC
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Dianna Waldroup serves as Director of Convention Services for Destination DC.  Destination DC serves as the lead organization to successfully manage and market

Washington, DC as a premier global convention, tourism and special events destination, with a special emphasis on the arts, cultural and historical communities.

Dianna has been with the Destination since 1989 and seen all the amazing development in the city over the past twenty years.  During her tenure at DDC she has also worked on the SHRM Annual Meeting in 1993 and 2006.

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Susan Hunsberger
senior vice president and chief HR officer
ServiceMaster Global Holdings, Inc.
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Susan Hunsberger joined ServiceMaster in December 2013 as senior vice president of human resources.

Hunsberger joined ServiceMaster with broad global experience in a variety of industries, including market research, aviation, medical devices, and oil and gas. Most recently, she served as senior vice president, human resources, for the global business solutions group of Nielsen, a $5.4 billion global information and measurement company. There, Hunsberger built a strong record of building high-performing teams and driving results in talent management, organization design and capability, change management and employee relations.

Prior to Nielsen, Hunsberger spent more than 12 years in HR leadership positions at GE Aviation, a division of General Electric Company, and she also held several other roles in organization and executive leadership, supporting IT, manufacturing, and sales and marketing. Before GE, she worked in HR roles at Johnson & Johnson and Marathon Oil.

Hunsberger holds a bachelor’s degree in accountancy and personnel management from Miami (Ohio) University and a master’s degree in organizational development from Bowling Green State University.

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Susan Hunsberger
senior vice president and chief HR officer
ServiceMaster Global Holdings, Inc.
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Susan Hunsberger joined ServiceMaster in December 2013 as senior vice president of human resources.

Hunsberger joined ServiceMaster with broad global experience in a variety of industries, including market research, aviation, medical devices, and oil and gas. Most recently, she served as senior vice president, human resources, for the global business solutions group of Nielsen, a $5.4 billion global information and measurement company. There, Hunsberger built a strong record of building high-performing teams and driving results in talent management, organization design and capability, change management and employee relations.

Prior to Nielsen, Hunsberger spent more than 12 years in HR leadership positions at GE Aviation, a division of General Electric Company, and she also held several other roles in organization and executive leadership, supporting IT, manufacturing, and sales and marketing. Before GE, she worked in HR roles at Johnson & Johnson and Marathon Oil.

Hunsberger holds a bachelor’s degree in accountancy and personnel management from Miami (Ohio) University and a master’s degree in organizational development from Bowling Green State University.

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Tammy McCutchen
Senior Affiliate
Resolution Economics
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Tammy D. McCutchen is a senior affiliate with Resolution Economics, providing expert services in the Company’s Wage & Hour and Human Capital Strategy groups.

McCutchen became affiliated with Resolution Economics in 2021. She is a nationally recognized expert in all aspects of wage and hour law. Her experience includes regulation drafting and enforcement, conducting internal compliance audits, defending agency investigations, designing compliance applications using smart technology, and serving as a consulting and testifying expert in wage and hour class and collective actions.

Prior to joining the DOL, she served as Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division at the U.S. Department of Labor. Nominated by President George W. Bush and confirmed by the U.S. Senate, she was the country’s top enforcer of the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, and wage laws affecting government contractors (the Davis-Bacon Act and the Service Contract Act). She managed an annual budget of $160 million and 1,400 employees, represented by two unions, in more than 250 offices across the country. She was responsible for the issuance of opinion letters and set enforcement policy. She also was the principal architect of the 2004 revisions to the overtime exemption regulations, the most significant overhaul of the regulations in 50 years. Since leaving DOL, she has been the principal author of numerous comments on proposed changes by DOL to the FLSA regulations, including on overtime and independent contractors. She also has defended dozens of employers facing DOL investigations of FLSA, DBA, and SCA compliance.

After serving at the DOL, she practiced law with Littler Mendelson, PC and was a founding vice president and managing director of ComplianceHR. At CHR, she directed the development of the only on-demand suite of intelligent compliance applications focused on helping employers address the ever-changing federal and state employment law requirements on minimum wage, overtime, independent contracting and more. Her Navigator IC and Navigator OT apps assess the risks of classifying workers as independent contractors and employees as overtime exempt as quickly as it takes to fill out an on-line questionnaire. She remains a Strategic Advisor for the company.

Previously, she was in-house counsel for employment at the Hershey Company, practiced law at Skadden Arps, and clerked for Honorable Daniel A. Manion on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.

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Sunday, June 19, 2016 - 11:00am to 3:00pm
Julie Eisemann
Global Immigration program manager
Americas for Amazon
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Julie Eisemann is the Global Immigration Program Manager, Americas for Amazon and is based at their headquarters in Seattle, Washington.  She has more than 16 years of global immigration experience, focusing primarily on employment-based work visas and permanent residence applications.  Prior to joining Amazon she worked for a large multi-practice law firm where she was part of the management team for the global immigration practice.  She has also worked as a Lead Immigration Paralegal at several corporate immigration firms, overseeing processes and training for the paralegals in addition to preparing petitions for high volume immigration practice groups. She holds a Master’s degree in Political Science and a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish language.  

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Amy Cuddy, PhD
Social Psychologist, Harvard Professor
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Amy Cuddy is a social psychologist and professor at Harvard Business School. She studies how our body language speaks not just to others, but also to ourselves. Specifically, her research focuses on how adopting powerful, expanse
postures (imagine Wonder Woman) helps us to be more present in high-pressure situations, changing our thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and physiology, and impacting how well – or poorly – we perform in job interviews, difficult
conversations, public speeches, et cetera. Her TED Talk on this topic is the second-most-viewed of all time, at over 32 million views. She was one of Time Magazine’s 2012 “Game Changers,” Business Insider’s 2013 “50 Women Who Are
Changing The World," and in 2014 was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. She teaches courses at Harvard on power, influence, and communication. Her book, Presence was released by Little, Brown in
December, 2015.
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Monday, June 20, 2016 - 8:30am to 9:45am
Amy Cuddy, PhD
Social Psychologist, Harvard Professor
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Amy Cuddy is a social psychologist and professor at Harvard Business School. She studies how our body language speaks not just to others, but also to ourselves. Specifically, her research focuses on how adopting powerful, expanse
postures (imagine Wonder Woman) helps us to be more present in high-pressure situations, changing our thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and physiology, and impacting how well – or poorly – we perform in job interviews, difficult
conversations, public speeches, et cetera. Her TED Talk on this topic is the second-most-viewed of all time, at over 32 million views. She was one of Time Magazine’s 2012 “Game Changers,” Business Insider’s 2013 “50 Women Who Are
Changing The World," and in 2014 was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. She teaches courses at Harvard on power, influence, and communication. Her book, Presence was released by Little, Brown in
December, 2015.
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