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The Programs Committee for Permian Basin Society of Human Resource Management (PBSHRM) would like to invite you to submit a presentation proposal to present a 1-hour presentation (to include 5 to 10 minutes Q&A) at one of our monthly meetings that run from January through December. We also ask if you would like to be considered as a speaker for our HR Back to Work Summit on August 11, 2021, please submit an interest as well. Your presentation at the summit can be longer that 1-hour if preferred. Presentation Proposals are asked to be submitted in writing (electronic form) using the form below. We look forward to hearing from you!
Benefits and Your Audience:
In general, our monthly meetings include a diverse mix of HR professionals from generalists to senior professionals in HR, to consultants working for companies or owning their own businesses, and business-related vendors. Because of our small size, speaking engagements are not paid as we are a non-profit educational group. We can discuss possible assistance with the cost of travel, etc. However, you are exposed to over 50 HR professionals at the meeting and more members on our website. In addition, you are encouraged to come early and participate in our networking event. And, of course, your luncheon fee is waived. |
2022 Speakers |
Dylan Hale Dylan Hale is a Financial Advisor with Level Wealth
Management, LP in Odessa, Texas. He is committed to helping families and
individuals achieve their financial goals. From college savings for the kids to
401k’s/IRA’s, Dylan becomes an integral part of his clients’ plans. | Meridith Green Meridith Green is a seasoned HR leader with 25-years’ experience in the field, focused on organizational and leadership development, employee and labor relations, and HR strategy. She has held senior HR business partner roles in the transit, records management, and travel industries. Today, she serves as Vice President, Field Human Resources for RATP Dev, a public transit organization, overseeing 34 locations across the USA. She has also worked as an Executive Coach, HR Certification Instructor, and proudly served on the board of Southwest Washington SHRM for six-years in a variety of roles, including President in 2015. Meridith holds a Master’s degree in Organizational & HR Education from Oregon State University, and a Bachelor’s degree in Labor Studies from California State University, Dominguez Hills. She is a certified Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR), and SHRM-SCP credentialed. |
Wiley Guy More information coming soon. | Holly B. Williams, JD: Founder Williams Law Firm, P.C. Holly B Williams grew up in Midland and has been in private practice there since 1993. She founded Williams Law firm, P.C., in 2003 to provide "Legal Solutions at Work." Ms. Williams is Board Certified in Labor Employment Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. She is licensed to practice law in Texas and New Mexico. Ms. Williams advises and represents companies and individuals in virtually all aspects of the employment relationship from hiring to termination. She received her B.A. from Rice University, her J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law, and her M.P.Aff. (Master of Public Affairs) from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at UT. Ms. Williams currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Texas Employment Lawyers Association (TELA) and Casa de Amigos. She is a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council for University of Texas Permian Basin (UTPB)’s College of Business and the Community Advisory Panel of the Junior League of Midland. She is a Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation and a former President of the Midland County Bar Association. Ms. Williams is a former President of the Permian Basin Society for Human Resource Management (PBSHRM) and former board member of the League of Women Voters of Texas. She has served on the board of local non-profit organizations including the League of Women Voters of Midland and Midland Need to Read. She currently serves as Treasurer of the MHS Drama Dawgs Theatre Booster Club. |