Sherry Godin , CHRL, MBA

Director, Human Resources

About Sherry

Sherry is a trusted advisor and solution-based leader who seamlessly pivots with changing priorities. She has helped organisations optimise their Human Capital across various industries and sectors, both domestically and abroad.  She is a collaborative partner with a bias for action, who challenges leaders, and translates business plans into organisation-wide HR strategies.  She is adept at designing signature processes that create resilient team cultures, strengthens engagement, and ensures operational success.  As a trusted partner who excels at designing customized and relevant solutions, she sets leaders and teams up for success through all stages of the Employee Lifecycle.

Quick Facts

Professional Expertise

  • Organisational Enhancements & Culture
  • Total Rewards & Wellness
  • Workplace Planning Strategy & Execution
  • Coaching & Development
  • Compliance

Education & Certifications

Centenary University, USA (2008) – Masters, Business Administration

Sheridan College (2001) – Human Resources Management, Post-Graduate Certificate

York University (2000) – Honours BA, International Business

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