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BROCKSCHMIDT, SPHR
7501 Abbigal Court * Las Vegas, Nevada 89131
702-375-4589
DIRECTOR / VICE PRESIDENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
Senior HR professional with 20 years of experience in the financial, manufacturi
ng, and consulting industries. Adept at developing HR policies and procedures fr
om the ground up, supporting mergers and acquisitions, and managing substantial
reductions in force with an eye toward compliance and risk management. Outstandi
ng ability to win trust and respect from employees at all level and cultivate bu
y-in for organizational changes and improvement initiatives.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
GLOBAL LOGIC ADVISORS, Redwood City, California * 2009
Consulting firm specializing in mortgage origination and servicing projects and
programs.
Director-Level HR Consultant
Provided expert human resource support to clients and the company. Created a det
ailed SWOT analysis for Global Logic.
* Developed a decision model for determining whether workers should be employees
or independent consultants; designed plans for an online system to automate the
decision process.
FIRST FRANKLIN FINANCIAL CORPORATION, San Jose, California * 2000-2008
Loan origination company specializing in A- to B+ borrowers with 2,500 employees
in 40 locations in 2006; acquired by Merrill Lynch in 2007.
Director of Human Resources
Managed up to 18 direct reports including 2 Vice Presidents through the company'
s growth from 750 employees in 20 branches to close to 3,000 employees in 43 bra
nches. Directed hiring, employee relations, performance management, employee eng
agement, talent management, training and development, employment law and complia
nce, and compensation. Collaborated with various departments on improvement and
retention initiatives, including Sales, Recruiting, Product Development, and Acc
ounting & Finance. Managed a $1M annual budget and consistently delivered at or
under budget.
* Assumed all responsibilities of the Executive Vice President of Human Resource
s & Organizational Development following her departure in 2006.
* Slashed turnover 25% by creating a model that captured the true cost of losing
employees including training, ramp-up, and lost sales and profit contributions;
swiftly improved engagement, hiring practices, product knowledge, and morale th
rough management education.
* Saved more than $1M annually and created a more competitive and profitable pro
duct mix by analyzing compensation and creating a new sales compensation matrix
and schedule to reward activities that aligned with corporate objectives.
* Closed 42 branches and reduced the workforce from 3,000 to 50 with no lawsuits
following the decline of the US housing market and economy; personally managed
all communication, review of severance documents, and executive briefings.
* During substantial reduction in force, achieved a success rate of 99.86% with
only 4 out of 2,950 eliminated employees refusing to sign severance agreements.
JAMES H. BROCKSCHMIDT, SPHR * Page 2 * jb68d8b6@westpost.net