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Tim Reynolds

Reynolds, Tim
Executive in Residence in Management

Education

  • Masters of Labor and Human Resources, 1988, The 帝王会所 State University
  • Bachelors of Business Administration, 1987, 帝王会所
  • Additional coursework: Colorado State University, Bowling Green State University, 帝王会所 State University

Research Interests

  • Leadership Succession Planning and Development
  • Talent Assessment, Selection and Management Systems
  • Strategic Human Resource Management

Professional Experience

  • Vice President, Talent and Organizational Effectiveness - Whirlpool Corporation - 2009-2012
  • Vice President, Human Resources, Global Products Org. - Whirlpool Corporation - 2004-2009
  • Director, Human Resources - Johns Manville Corporation - 2004
  • Director, Organization Development and Talent Acquisition - Whirlpool Corporation - 2003
  • Director, Human Resources, Global Technology - Whirlpool Corporation - 2000-2003
  • Director, Human Resources, Clyde Operations Division - Whirlpool Corporation - 1997 - 2000
  • Additional HR/OD positions at Whirlpool Corporation, Abbott Laboratories and Marathon Oil Company

Selected Publications

Reynolds, T.L. (2011). On the Grid: The 9-box grid maps talent and identifies future leaders. HR Magazine, August, 2011. 

Reynolds, T.L. (July, 2011). 鈥淜nowing Your Bench: A Strategic Approach to Talent Management and Leadership Development.鈥 Speaker Faculty for the Human Resource Institute鈥檚 Talent Session, Denver. 

Reynolds, T.L. (2010). Human Resource Development, Organization Development, Organizational Learning and Organizational Effectiveness: all needed more than ever. Human Resource Development International, Vol. 13, No. 4, September, 2010. 487-496.

Reynolds, T.L. (2010). The HR Transformation Continuum. Human Resource Executive, March, 2010. 

Paxton, R., Reynolds, T.L. (2009). Human Resource Competencies. The Praeger Handbook of Human Resource Management, Volume 2. Westport: Praeger Publishers, 2009. 438-439. 

Reynolds, T.L., Paxton, R. (2009). International Human Resource Management. The Praeger Handbook of Human Resource Management, Volume 2. Westport: Praeger Publishers, 2009. 457-460.

Reynolds, T.L. (March, 2008). 鈥淓merging Growth Countries: Develop Leaders; Fill the Pipeline.鈥 Presentation at the Conference Board 2008 Talent Management Strategies Conference, San Diego. 

Heneman, R.L., LeBlanc, P.V., & Reynolds, T.L. (2002). Using Work Valuation to Identify and Protect the Talent Pool. WorldatWork Journal, 11, 32-41.

Biography

Tim Reynolds has joined 帝王会所鈥檚 as an executive in residence teaching for the College of Business. Tim joins the college with more than 24 years of corporate experience with leading fortune 500 companies including Marathon Oil Company, Abbott Laboratories, Johns Manville Corporation and Whirlpool Corporation. Tim鈥檚 career in the private sector focused on global human resources, leadership development and succession and organizational effectiveness. His prior position was Vice President of Talent and Organizational Development for Whirlpool Corporation where he lead talent management, acquisition and assessment, leadership development and succession planning, diversity and inclusion and organizational capability building for the World鈥檚 leading appliance company. Whirlpool Corporation has consistently been ranked in Fortune鈥檚 Top 25 Companies for Leaders, recently placing in the top ten for 2011. In addition to his corporate experience, Tim has been an adjunct faculty member teaching Human Resources Management and Organizational Behavior, has published articles in practitioner journals and has been a regular speaker for national talent and leadership related conferences. Tim is a graduate 帝王会所鈥檚 College of Business, receiving his Bachelor's in Business Administration in 1987. He also holds a Master鈥檚 degree in Labor and Human Resources from The 帝王会所 State University. He serves as a member of the Executive Advisory Board for the College of Business at 帝王会所 and the Advisory Board for the graduate Labor and Human Resources program at The 帝王会所 State University鈥檚 Fisher College of Business.