Our first visit with multiple guests this week. Join us as we have a great conversation with Beth Miller-Guthier and Marj Adams from the Women's Employment Resource Center (WERC) of Albany.  When you think about mission driven organizations, and people who eat, drink, and breath their mission, Beth and Marj are the poster-children. We'll give a small nod to the NY Football Giants, but spend most of our time talking about the efforts WERC puts into the community to help women return to the workforce. How they got through the pandemic, and the inspiring stories they share about the many women who've graduated from their program.

Bios

Elizabeth Miller Guthier, PHR, SHRM-CP, is the Executive Director of the Capital District Women’s Employment & Resource Center (WERC), one of 12 centers throughout New York State that help Displaced Homemakers find employment. Her passion for the Center started 26 years ago when she was hired as the Training Coordinator, developing the employment network still used today.  In her current position, she is responsible for all of WERC’s operations and ensuring the overall success of the agency. In addition to her accomplishments with WERC, Beth has more than 35 years of experience as an active community member and volunteer. She is also honored to have been recognized multiple times for her generosity, spirit and leadership for making a difference in the lives of women in our community. 

Local cause - Twin Rivers Council (Scouts – welcoming boys and girls) https://trcscouting.org

Elizabeth Miller Guthier, PHR, SHRM-CP
Executive Director
Capital District Women’s Employment & Resource Center (WERC)
(518) 225-3131
www.cdwerc.org

Marjorie Adams, PHR, SHRM-CP is the Employment & Training Coordinator at the Capital District Women’s Employment and Resource Center (WERC) in Albany, NY. Marj has over 20 years of experience in training and development and facilitates career readiness and computer training workshops to assist women who are seeking employment. She is an active member of the Capital Region Human Resource Association and the Workforce Readiness Committee. She partners with an extensive network of employers to help women succeed in their careers. Marj has a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources and is a certified Professional in Human Resources. 

Local cause – CRHRA (www.crhra.org) 

Marjorie A. Adams, PHR, SHRM-CP  
Employment & Training Coordinator  
Capital District Women's Employment & Resource Center (WERC)  
(518) 242-8250
madams@cdwerc.org
www.cdwerc.org

Our first visit with multiple guests this week. Join us as we have a great conversation with Beth Miller-Guthier and Marj Adams from the Women's Employment Resource Center (WERC) of Albany.  When you think about mission driven organizations, and people who eat, drink, and breath their mission, Beth and Marj are the poster-children. We'll give a small nod to the NY Football Giants, but spend most of our time talking about the efforts WERC puts into the community to help women return to the workforce. How they got through the pandemic, and the inspiring stories they share about the many women who've graduated from their program.
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Elizabeth Miller Guthier, PHR, SHRM-CP, is the Executive Director of the Capital District Women’s Employment &amp; Resource Center (WERC), one of 12 centers throughout New York State that help Displaced Homemakers find employment. Her passion for the Center started 26 years ago when she was hired as the Training Coordinator, developing the employment network still used today.  In her current position, she is responsible for all of WERC’s operations and ensuring the overall success of the agency. In addition to her accomplishments with WERC, Beth has more than 35 years of experience as an active community member and volunteer. She is also honored to have been recognized multiple times for her generosity, spirit and leadership for making a difference in the lives of women in our community. 
Local cause - Twin Rivers Council (Scouts – welcoming boys and girls) <a href="https://trcscouting.org/">https://trcscouting.org</a>
Elizabeth Miller Guthier, PHR, SHRM-CP Executive Director Capital District Women’s Employment &amp; Resource Center (WERC) (518) 225-3131 <a href="http://www.cdwerc.org/">www.cdwerc.org</a> 
Marjorie Adams, PHR, SHRM-CP is the Employment &amp; Training Coordinator at the Capital District Women’s Employment and Resource Center (WERC) in Albany, NY. Marj has over 20 years of experience in training and development and facilitates career readiness and computer training workshops to assist women who are seeking employment. She is an active member of the Capital Region Human Resource Association and the Workforce Readiness Committee. She partners with an extensive network of employers to help women succeed in their careers. Marj has a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources and is a certified Professional in Human Resources. 
Local cause – CRHRA (<a href="http://www.crhra.org/">www.crhra.org</a>) 
Marjorie A. Adams, PHR, SHRM-CP   Employment &amp; Training Coordinator   Capital District Women's Employment &amp; Resource Center (WERC)   (518) 242-8250 <a href="mailto:madams@cdwerc.org">madams@cdwerc.org</a> <a href="http://www.cdwerc.org/">www.cdwerc.org</a>

Welcome to the HR in the Car podcast, hosted by Miriam Dushane and Tom Schin of Alaant Workforce Solutions. On our podcast, we talk with exciting HR professionals and business leaders about what’s going on in their respective spaces in a casual, fun atmosphere. You’ll learn some tidbits about our guests, a lot about Miriam and Tom, and laugh and/or cry about the stories that come up. Each week we’ll share some fun, realistic hiring, engagement, or HR stories that you can relate to.

Buckle up, check your mirrors and get ready for the best 20 minutes of your week.

Welcome to the HR in the Car podcast, hosted by Miriam Dushane and Tom Schin of <a href="alaant.com">Alaant Workforce Solutions</a>. On our podcast, we talk with exciting HR professionals and business leaders about what’s going on in their respective spaces in a casual, fun atmosphere. You’ll learn some tidbits about our guests, a lot about Miriam and Tom, and laugh and/or cry about the stories that come up. Each week we’ll share some fun, realistic hiring, engagement, or HR stories that you can relate to.
Buckle up, check your mirrors and get ready for the best 20 minutes of your week.

HR in the Car

Welcome to the HR in the Car podcast with Alaant Workforce Solution's very own Miriam Dushane and Tom Schin. On our podcast, we talk with exciting HR professionals and business leaders about what’s going on in their respective spaces in a casual, fun atmosphere. You’ll learn some tidbits about our guests, a lot about Miriam and Tom, and laugh and/or cry about the stories that come up. Each week we’ll share some fun, realistic hiring, engagement, or HR stories that you can relate to. Buckle up, check your mirrors and get ready for the best half-hour of your week.

Welcome to the HR in the Car podcast with <a href="alaant.com">Alaant Workforce Solution's</a> very own <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/miriamdushane/">Miriam Dushane</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/schinnn/">Tom Schin</a>. On our podcast, we talk with exciting HR professionals and business leaders about what’s going on in their respective spaces in a casual, fun atmosphere. You’ll learn some tidbits about our guests, a lot about Miriam and Tom, and laugh and/or cry about the stories that come up. Each week we’ll share some fun, realistic hiring, engagement, or HR stories that you can relate to. Buckle up, check your mirrors and get ready for the best half-hour of your week.

HR in the Car - Episode 13: "Translatable and Transferable"

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