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Todd Turner - President, Hemsley Fraser Americas and Director of Global Strategy
Todd Turner
Todd leads the US incorporated Hemsley Fraser Group, our rapidly expanding learning solutions arm in North America. Servicing the North and South American learning and development markets, Hemsley Fraser Group supports a diverse client base including well known Fortune 500 brands, small and mid-tier private sector entities, and a thriving public sector portfolio. Todd is responsible for all aspects of the Hemsley Fraser American operation including marketing, business development, client engagement, financial performance, and operations. Services offered through the Hemsley Fraser Group include learning and development strategy, instructional design, training delivery, leadership development/coaching, blended and technology-enabled learning, project management, and human capital management consultancy.
On the global scale, Todd also serves Director of Strategy for Hemsley Fraser International, with responsibility for Marketing, Human Resources and our Managed Services business line.
Before joining Hemsley Fraser, Todd served in the US government’s prestigious Senior Executive Service, the top tier of career civil servants. As Director of Human Capital Management for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the US government’s third largest federal agency, he was responsible for leading all aspects of the agency’s human capital operation, including human capital strategy, policy, training and development, and HR information technology. Prior to DHS, Todd served as the Director of Human Resources Enterprise Solutions for the U.S. Department of the Treasury, with responsibility for all human capital information technology, payroll services and organizational development, including design and implementation of a web-based ERP system for the 160,000 employee organization.
In his spare time, Todd usually can be found somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean where he plans to write his own sequel to "Up in the Air..."