Glenn Sheppard
Glenn Sheppard is the Director of CQHR, which helps regional business with people management solutions.
CQHR is focused on providing solutions to business on it’s greatest asset, it’s PEOPLE. We are able to link people performance to profit. Areas to assist business include Coaching for HR, risk and compliance, as well as training and management development.
Glenn has extensive experience in human resource management and coaching experience and wants to share his passion to create better workplaces with regional business.
With both private and public sector experience within the region as well as being a small local business owner, Glenn has a Bachelor of Business in Human Resource Management and has held senior management roles in Human Resource Management, Education and Marketing. Glenn has extensive experience in business planning, succession management, human resource planning and training. Glenn has also an extensive community involvement with local sport, football (soccer), kids triathlon and is also the President of the local Road Running club.
CQHR is founded on mutual success and is a member of the national HR Coach Network which is the largest in Australia. Glenn contributes to helping business with people management solutions.
Liz Hansen
Liz Hansen joins the team at CQHR from a long apprenticeship of 27 years in business in Blackwater and Emerald. Throughout these years there has been opportunity for growth and learning, mostly through an association with franchises such as Repco Authorised Service, Network and Budget Rentals, Beagles Pizzas, RACQ, Tyrepower/Bridgestone, Battery World and Ampol.
Liz believes her most valuable expertise has been gained from the school of hard knocks and experience during those years, but backs this with some formal qualifications as well. These include Cert IV in Frontline Management and Training and Assessment; and she is an Associate Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management. Her occupation as a Speech Pathologist prior to business ownership provided the groundwork for managing human behaviour.
Even prior to her professional career, her passion for leadership and teaching was evident in her qualifying as a Guide Leader at the age of eighteen.
Her sense of responsibility and commitment to community hasn’t faltered and has included an association with Rotary, Toy Library, Working Womens Network and a term as a councillor for Duaringa Shire Council. Her other interests include creative writing, reading, crafts, yoga and making the most of her new home by the sea with regular walks on the beach.
As well as maintaining an active role in the administration of the family business, Liz is very excited to be included in the team at CQHR and hopes to bring some ground level, practical help to other people in business, especially in this dynamic region of Central Queensland.
