Being passionate about what you do is a critical part of success. When you listen to Khamel Abdulai, you’ll hear just that. We get to learn about why Learning & Development is so important to organizations, and how leaders will know they’ve really made an impact on their teams. His approach and style of connecting with people are part of what sets him apart, and we always leave our conversations wanting more.   

Bio

Khamel Abdulai is the Senior Director of Talent Development at Excelsior University, where he oversees training and professional development initiatives. Khamel also works with partners across Excelsior to support Excelsior’s strategic objectives, change management, and employee engagement. He’s also been an instructor at the College of St. Rose and is an active supporter of several local non-profits, including serving on the Board of the Albany Center for Economic Success and the McNulty Veteran Business Center – organizations that support the creation of entrepreneurs and business owners.

Khamel was born and grew up in Ghana, and moved to Albany, New York, to complete a bachelor’s degree in geology. In addition, he is also a graduate of the College of St. Rose’s Huether School of Business. 

Recommended Resources:           
The HBR Manager Handbook
The Harvard Business Review (site and periodical)
The MIT Sloan Review (site and periodical)
Any book by Clayton Christensen

Podcasts:
This one, of course!
HBR Ideacast
TED at Work

Contact Information

Khamel Abdulai
Senior Director of Talent Development
Excelsior University

LinkedIn

Being passionate about what you do is a critical part of success. When you listen to Khamel Abdulai, you’ll hear just that. We get to learn about why Learning &amp; Development is so important to organizations, and how leaders will know they’ve really made an impact on their teams. His approach and style of connecting with people are part of what sets him apart, and we always leave our conversations wanting more.   
Bio
Khamel Abdulai is the Senior Director of Talent Development at <a href="http://www.excelsior.edu/">Excelsior University</a>, where he oversees training and professional development initiatives. Khamel also works with partners across Excelsior to support Excelsior’s strategic objectives, change management, and employee engagement. He’s also been an instructor at the College of St. Rose and is an active supporter of several local non-profits, including serving on the Board of the <a href="http://mycommunityloanfund.org/">Albany Center for Economic Success</a> and the <a href="http://www.mcnultycenter.org/">McNulty Veteran Business Center</a> – organizations that support the creation of entrepreneurs and business owners.
Khamel was born and grew up in Ghana, and moved to Albany, New York, to complete a bachelor’s degree in geology. In addition, he is also a graduate of the College of St. Rose’s Huether School of Business. 
Recommended Resources:           
<ul>
<li>The HBR Manager Handbook</li>
<li>The Harvard Business Review (site and periodical)</li>
<li>The MIT Sloan Review (site and periodical)</li>
<li>Any book by Clayton Christensen</li>
</ul>
Podcasts:
<ul>
<li>This one, of course!</li>
<li>HBR Ideacast</li>
<li>TED at Work</li>
</ul>
Contact Information
Khamel Abdulai Senior Director of Talent Development Excelsior University
<a href="linkedin.com/in/khamelabdulai">LinkedIn</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 18: "Mutually Inclusive"

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