Shelly Bloch serves as the VP of Global HR at Johnson Controls and is the Chairperson for ISHRM. Educated at the University of Leicester and Tel Aviv University, she has an extensive background in senior HR roles, including leadership positions at Tyco, navigating significant corporate transitions and strategy.
She is passionate about developing the HR profession, demonstrated by her leadership within the Israeli HR community and a focus on building world-class global teams. Shelly actively engages in talent acquisition and promotes a "people advantage" culture within her organization, indicating a deep commitment to employee-centric initiatives.
Unique fact: Shelly has authored a publication specifically on the topic of human resources management following a corporate merger.
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