Sherri Harrington

Sherri Harrington

FL, US
"Your most important resources in business are your employees. Learn how to build high-caliber teams, inspire a positive work culture, and teach accountability - all which affect the bottom line".

Sherri is a HR Business Partner at the forefront of human capital strategy, leveraging a deep understanding of the delicate link between businesses and the people who fuel them.  An impactful Thought Leader with experience alighing HR and business strategy across multiple industry sectors, and has measured success working with Fortune 500 companies, including Walt Disney World, Hughes Supply, Inc., and Starwood Vacation Ownership, while leading high-performance global teams in these organizations.

She is recognized as a Change Agent, proactively solving complex problems, restoring confidence, and spearheading transformational initiatives for organizational success, while emphasizing respect and dignity to all involved.

Sherri received her B.S. in Human Ecology from the University of Tennessee, and has lived in Orlando, FL since 1986.  She is a member of the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM), the National Down Syndrome Society, and Best Buddies International.

Sherri is a HR Business Partner at the forefront of human capital strategy, leveraging a deep understanding of the delicate link between businesses and the people who fuel them.  An impactful Thought Leader with experience alighing HR and business strategy across multiple industry sectors, and has measured success working with Fortune 500 companies, including Walt Disney World, Hughes Supply, Inc., and Starwood Vacation Ownership, while leading high-performance global teams in these organizations.

She is recognized as a Change Agent, proactively solving complex problems, restoring confidence, and spearheading transformational initiatives for organizational success, while emphasizing respect and dignity to all involved.

Sherri received her B.S. in Human Ecology from the University of Tennessee, and has lived in Orlando, FL since 1986.  She is a member of the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM), the National Down Syndrome Society, and Best Buddies International.

Performance Management for Leaders

Learn how to develop effective Performance Improvement Plans for your associates who are not performing to expectations.

We will discuss real-life examples and share tools you can use when you return to your place of business.
Audience ActivityEducational / InformativeTechnical / Specific

Legal Hiring 101

Hiring Leaders often are confused about what they can and can not ask during the interview process, however, making the wrong hire in your organization can prove very costly.

Learn how to set up your interview questions prior to meeting your candidate and what to look for in candidate reponses.


Audience ActivityEducational / InformativeTechnical / Specific

I've just been promoted to an Executive - now what?

You were promoted to an Executive within your organization...congratulations!  Your technical skills got you there, but you may lack some of the soft skills needed to thrive in your new role.

Learn how emotional intelligence and servant leadership is vital in being not only a good Leader - but a Great one!

We'll discuss the importance of emotional intelligence and give examples of what it means in today's work culture.
Educational / InformativeInspirational / Life-changing

What is a Hostile Work Environment?

Sexual Harassment.  #MeToo  Bullying.  Discrimination.  It's a lot to take in as a Leader in the workplace.

Learn what is acceptable and unacceptable behavior in the workplace, and what YOU as a Leader are being held accountable for when you are put on notice by one of your employees.

We'll discuss EEOC charges, attorney demand letters, internal investigations, and how you can keep all at a minimum - and hopefully completely away from your...
Audience ActivityEducational / InformativeTechnical / Specific

Violence in the Workplace

Learn how to keep your employees safe in the workplace and what to look for when you suspect someone is potentially violent.

We'll discuss how to keep associates engaged, the workplace culture, EAP programs, and training options for your employees.
Audience ActivityEducational / InformativeTechnical / Specific