Kelly Slieter
Chief Human Resources Officer at AdvanSix
AdvanSix•Parsippany, New Jersey, United States
View LinkedIn ProfileExperience29+ Years
LevelCXO
Executive Overview
Seasoned HR executive with specialty in driving organization transformation partnering with executive leadership teams, CEOs and Boards; 25 years of experience in a variety of industries including chemicals, oil & gas, automation & controls, residential & commercial building solutions, electronic materials, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace. Have held roles as both generalist and specialist with role model leadership in change and communications, organization & talent development and leadership coaching; Track record of delivering improved business results and culture change.
Career Timeline
- AdvanSixCurrentJun 2020–Present· 6 yrs 3 mos
- Chief Human Resources OfficerCurrentJun 2020–Present
- Dec 2005–Jun 2020· 14 yrs 6 mos
- Vice President, Human ResourcesAug 2015–Apr 2018
- Corporate Human Resources Senior DirectorSep 2013–Aug 2015
- Director, Human ResourcesFeb 2010–Sep 2013
- Director Organizational EffectivenessDec 2008–Feb 2010
- Director HR Functional ExcellenceDec 2005–Dec 2008
- 2004–2005· 1 yr
- Manager, Organizational Development2004–2005
- Sep 2003–Sep 2004· 1 yr
- Senior Manager, Human ResourcesSep 2003–Sep 2004
- 1997–2003· 6 yrs
- Manager, Human Resources1997–2003
Education
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
University of MinnesotaMaster of Arts (M.A.)
Human Resources & Industrial Relations
UMN Carlson School of ManagementExecutive Relationship Map
Reports To
Kelly Slieter
Vice Chair & President
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Technology Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Skills & Expertise
Change ManagementLeadershipWorkforce PlanningOrganizational DesignStrategic HRBusiness TransformationStrategyTalent ManagementPersonnel ManagementHuman ResourcesBusiness StrategyOrganizational DevelopmentEmployee RelationsSuccession PlanningPerformance ManagementTrainingExecutive CoachingLeadership DevelopmentOrganizational EffectivenessEmployee Engagement