Overview
Connie Park serves as Chief Human Resources Officer at The Legal Aid Society [1]. Park is a people leader with over two decades of experience in transforming organizational power through the talents of individuals and community organizing combined with technology [2]. Park brings to life positive, productive work culture using multi-layered HR strategies anchored in employee experience [2]. Park's career includes service as Executive Director of Human Resources and Chief Diversity Officer at Corning Community College from December 2017 to April 2023 [4], and multiple roles at Cornell University spanning from 2004 to 2017, including Program Manager for Diversity Programs, Human Resources Specialist, and Assistant Director of Human Resources [5][6][7]. Park also worked as Program Officer for Knowledge Management at the Corporation for Supportive Housing from January 2002 to May 2004 [8]. Park holds a Master's degree in Industrial and Labor Relations with a concentration in HR from Cornell University [9] and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government from the University of Maryland [10].
Profile introduction
I am a people leader with over two decades of experience in transforming the power of people into the kind of organizational power that can move mountains. I find and create intersections that honor the amazing talents and potential of individuals with the organizing power of community and technology. I bring to life a positive, productive work culture using multi-layered HR strategies that are anchored in the employee experience.
Career history
- Chief Human Resources OfficerApr 2023 to Aug 2026The Legal Aid Society
- Executive Director of Human Resources and Chief Diversity OfficerDec 2017 to Apr 2023Corning Community College
- Assistant Director of Human ResourcesMay 2011 to Nov 2017Cornell University
- Human Resources SpecialistNov 2006 to Apr 2011Cornell University
- Program Manager for Diversity ProgramsNov 2004 to Nov 2006Cornell University
- Program Officer for Knowledge ManagementJan 2002 to May 2004Corporation for Supportive Housing
Education
Master's, Industrial and Labor Relations; concentration in HR2013Cornell University
Bachelor's degree, Political Science and GovernmentUniversity of Maryland
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