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Industrial/Organizational Psychology PhD | Consultant | Talent Management | Guest Speaker & Lecturer

Researcher with expertise in organizational recruitment, selection, and training alongside several years of experience conducting research projects and leading diverse research teams.

Consultant with experience providing organizations with analytical solutions, conducting applied research, and driving and facilitating strategic planning.

Speaker by facilitating workshops and serving as a guest on podcasts and panels.

I impact organizational effectiveness as a…

I look forward to collaboratively improving the world of work and student experiences, whether that is through research projects, guest speaking, or a workshop!

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Professional Development Workshop Offerings

I am passionate about building bridges for others to do their best work, and do so through my workshops. You can see more information on the Workshops page!

Evidence-based Hiring and Selection

Grounded in my academic research on recruitment, selection, and bias, and informed by my consulting work, these workshops help professionals and job seekers alike navigate the complexities of hiring.

Participants gain actionable strategies to recognize and reduce bias, sharpen interviewing practices, and strengthen decision-making with evidence-based tools.

Leadership and Mentor Development

Drawing on my experience in talent management consulting and facilitating professional development, these workshops equip participants to maximize leadership opportunities and strengthen mentorship skills.

Designed for employees, managers, and future leaders, they emphasize evidence-based approaches to professional growth that improve both individual careers and organizational culture.

Academic Pathways & Research Skills

As a PhD-level researcher and educator who has mentored undergraduate and graduate students, I bring both firsthand experience and structured frameworks to these workshops.

These sessions are designed to demystify the research process, prepare students for graduate school, and provide tools for success in academic and professional transitions.

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Speaking Engagements

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What Session Organizers Are Saying

  • “Henri delivered an engaging and highly informative guest lecture on the research process for my undergraduate Child Psychology class last winter. Through interesting and relatable examples, he made the research process accessible and relevant to everyone, and students absolutely loved it!”

    Dr. Yue Ni, Assistant Professor of Psychology

    Portland State University

  • "Henri really shone when he spoke to my undergraduate and graduate students at Johns Hopkins University because he’s authentic, relatable, thoughtful, and cares deeply about helping others succeed. Having supervised him in the past, Henri's approach to mentoring, equity and inclusion, and professional development quickly made – and makes – him a stand-out leader."

    Chloe Terrell, Former Life Design Educator

    Johns Hopkins University

What Workshop Participants Are Saying

  • “I love that Henri isn't phased by long pauses, especially when he asks questions. There are times where I need to think about what has been asked and I love that Henri allows time for that in a constrained time lecture.”

    Psychology Student from Portland State University

  • “Henri's examples were very helpful, and I appreciated his perspective and experience.”

    Psychology Student from Portland State University

  • “He has the abilities of a professor. He is good at helping the students grasp the entirety of the material. He was very good at making himself available to the students”

    Statistics Student from Montgomery College

  • “[He helped] me see problems from different perspectives and [become] more confident in the way I answer questions”

    Statistics Student from Montgomery College

Contact Me!

Are you interested in working together or curious and want to hear more? Let’s talk about it!

Note that I am not trained as a therapist and do not provide any clinical services.

if you're not a therapist, then what do you actually do?
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