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Nicole Dzivy , CHRL

Manager, Human Resources

About Nicole

Nicole brings extensive expertise in employee and labour relations, workplace investigations, training and development, talent acquisition, and leadership development. A Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL), she partners with organizations and leaders to navigate complex people matters, strengthen workplace culture, and develop high-performing teams. Known for her collaborative approach, practical problem-solving skills, and strong relationship-building abilities, Nicole is committed to delivering HR solutions that support both employee engagement and organizational success.

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Professional Expertise

  • Employee and Labour Relations
  • Training and Coaching
  • Talent Acquisition

Education & Certifications

Human Resources Professionals Association (2004) – Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL)

Humber College (1998) – Human Resources Management, Post-Graduate Certificate

Carleton University (1997) – Bachelor of Arts, Psychology

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