Board of Directors
President
Angie Gooding
Angie Gooding PHR, SHRM-CP
HR Experience: 24 years of HR experience
Types of Industry Worked in: HealthCare, Staffing, Long Term Care, Manufacturing, Insurance
Education / Certifications: Bachelor – Health Care Administration, PHR, SHRM-CP
Hobbies: Running, watching college basketball, hanging with my kids
What the Quincy Area Chapter of SHRM means to me: This chapter has helped me develop a large network of HR friends, helped me develop in my HR career, and provided me with leadership experience. This is the second time I have been President of the Chapter.
Vice President
Rebecca Koetters
Rebecca Koetters, SHRM-CP
HR Experience: 9 years of HR experience
Types of Industry Worked in: HealthCare, Social Work
Education / Certifications: Bachelor – Criminal Justice, Masters -Organizational Development and Leadership, SHRM-CP
Hobbies: Cheering on my kids at various events.
What the Quincy Area Chapter of SHRM means to me: I am extremely excited for this next year. SHRM has continuously provided me with a group of amazing professionals that I can reach out to anytime for all things HR. I have met some great friends and have had opportunities presented to me that I would not have otherwise had if it was not for SHRM.
Treasurer
Lindsay Tangy
Lindsay Tangy
HR Experience: Hiring
Types of Industry Worked in: Financial and Retail
Education / Certifications: Bachelor’s degree from Illinois State University
Hobbies: Going to Blues games and Cardinal games, shooting darts, working out, traveling
What the Quincy Area Chapter of SHRM means to me: It’s a great resource for all things HR and a great way to network with others who are facing the same challenges.
Programs Director
Sarah Distin
Sarah Distin
HR Experience: President, UCCU
Types of Industry Worked in: Banking
Education / Certifications: MS in Economics
Hobbies: Spending time with family: hiking, traveling and reading
What the Quincy Area Chapter of SHRM means to me: It is a great network of professionals who are happy to share and learn from one another.
Secretary
Kory Bradshaw
Kory Bradshaw
HR Experience: Administrative Services Manager
Types of Industry Worked in: Healthcare
Education / Certifications: Bachelor – Psychology, Masters – Human Resources
Hobbies: Spending time with my family, gardening, reading
What the Quincy Area Chapter of SHRM means to me: This has been a great community of professionals I have gotten to meet and work with volunteering. It is a great resource for professionals that share similar challenges in the workplace.
Membership Director
Kristi Taylor
Kristi Taylor SPHR, SHRM-SCP
HR Experience: 27 years of HR experience
Types of Industry Worked in: Manufacturing, Mining, Healthcare
Education / Certifications: Bachelor – Business Administration, MBA-Human Resource, SPHR, SHRM-SCP
Hobbies: Traveling, camping, and reading
What the Quincy Area Chapter of SHRM means to me: This chapter is an excellent source for earning CEU’s towards recertifications, networking with other HR professionals and a valued resource for relevant HR information. I enjoy volunteering and learning new ways to engage with members.
Social Media Director
Lexis Hoener
Lexis Hoener
HR Experience: 5 years of HR experience
Types of Industry Worked in: Healthcare
Education / Certifications: Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Human Resources & Psychology
Hobbies: Spending time with my kids, boating, shopping
What the Quincy Area Chapter of SHRM means to me: This chapter has been a valuable resource for me to bounce ideas off of other HR professionals as well keep up to date on legal/legislative updates as they arise.
Diversity Director
Joyce Waterkotte
Past President
Julie Bonansinga
For more than 20 years, Julie Bonansinga has been Owner/Manager of “Inter-connect Employment Services”. Prior to that she worked in corporate human resources for a national insurance provider.
Currently, Julie serves on the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee for the Workforce Innovation Board. The vision of the Board is to serve as leader and convener for local workforce system stakeholders. The WIOA Board partners with employers to promote the workforce system in order to support workforce strategies regional economies and development of effective new approaches including local and regional sector partnerships and career pathways.
She previously served on the Board of Directors and as Executive Committee member of Great River Economic Development Foundation (GREDF). The Board has responsibility for developing the mission to maintain and improve the economic vitality of Quincy and Adams County region through retention and expansion of existing business and attraction of new business to the entire region.