Deborah Eison - "Made From Scratch"

Unsilenced Sisterhood Podcast

Deborah Eison, an Outplacement Coach with Challenger, Gray & Christmas since 2020, embodies a client-focused attitude and is passionate about supporting individuals in navigating career transitions. With a robust background spanning over two decades in Human Resources, she excels in delivering tailored one-on-one coaching sessions.

She served as Director of Human Resources (HR) Operations & Organizational Development for the School of Public Health at the University of Illinois. While there, she spearheaded comprehensive HR initiatives and operations playing a pivotal role in optimizing service delivery. She takes pride in driving strategic HR direction, most notably in addressing complex workforce challenges with the Chicago Project for Violence Prevention group.

Guided by Maya Angelou's timeless wisdom, Deborah prioritizes the human connection in every interaction, understanding that it is not just what you say or do, but how you make others feel that truly matters. Thus, she fosters meaningful connections and leverages proven strategies to facilitate actionable steps when coaching clients. Deborah brings a wealth of knowledge and is committed to making a positive impact through compassionate coaching, strategic guidance, and unwavering support.

When Deborah is not busy working from her home office, she enjoys baking cakes, particularly her favorite, German chocolate, or some other treats for her family.

Education and Certifications:

· DePaul University, Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration

· Business Process Improvement Facilitation Certificate

· Crucial Conversations Training Certificate

· Mediation Skills Training Certificate

· Persuasive Communication Certificate

· Nationally Certified Online Profile Expert (NCOPE) Certification

Unsilenced Sisterhood Podcast is a space for women to share their authentic selves and unlienced voices. Remember, your voice matters, your story matters, and together, we can create a world where every woman's voice is heard loud and clear. Until next time, stay unapologetically you, and keep amplifying the voices of the unsilenced sisters around you. Peace, love, and solidarity.