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Say ‘Goodbye’ to Job-Hopping: Build a Lasting Career at ADP

Wednesday, March 17, 2021
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET
Webinar

Event details

Join leaders from ADP for a discussion on how to build a lasting career at the company. Panelists will also discuss how ADP’s ongoing career development opportunities can benefit you and help you successfully grow your career as an ADP'er. You'll hear directly from employees about how they've built successful careers at ADP.

Attendees will learn:

  • About ADP's inclusive and supportive culture.

  • What a career at ADP really looks like and how you can excel within the company.

  • How to take advantage of different career opportunities and initiatives at ADP including mentorship, networking, and more.

This event will be recorded and posted here following the event. We'll also email the recording directly to everyone who registers.

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Meet the speakers

Doreen Coles

Doreen Coles

Sr. Director, Career Growth & Development, Global Talent & Performance Acceleration

Doreen is responsible for the creation, design and execution of the enterprise-wide engagement and retention strategy, with priority emphasis in the areas of career development and strengths. Doreen is a 2nd generation ADPer – coming into the organization in 2005 as her mom was retiring from a 33-year career. Spending her first 10 years in front line leadership in the business, and recognizing the need for a sharper focus on career development, Doreen was instrumental in creating her own role – starting it from the ground up in June of 2015. Now in that dream job, she is responsible for the creation and execution of the career growth and development strategy for ADP enterprise-wide (~56,000 associates), managing up to 150 volunteer associates and multiple projects at any given time. Doreen was part of the team leading the charge on ADP’s evolution into a strengths-based organization where each associate is recognized for their unique potential and able to leverage their strengths in their current roles and beyond, and currently leads the amplification efforts to continue to shape the strengths culture.

Tashina Charagi

Tashina Charagi

Vice President of Operations and Digital Transformation

Tashina was appointed as VP, Product Operations in ADP’s Global Product & Technology division in 2018. In her role, Tashina is leading ADP’s Digital Transformation, creating value for ADP through service technology optimization. Leading roll-out of next gen technology for Service and Implementation, enabling increased productivity and client satisfaction through roll-out of chat, chatbot, IVR, biometrics, OCR, Natural Language Processing, AI and ML. Tashina joined ADP in 2016 as VP, Corporate Strategy. In this role she led the roll-out of ADP’s cross business unit strategy for Pay Equity and launched ADP’s blockchain based Identity venture. The Pay Equity Explorer product, launched as a result of this cross functional collaboration has won HRTech’s Awesome new Technology award in 2017 and Cloudera’s 2018 Data Impact award. The blockchain technology based identity management venture aims to enrich $7B, 20% growth identity market with ADP data. Additionally, as the lead in this role, Tashina led discussions on a cross-industry consortium aimed at disrupting identity management, solving the societal pain point of identity fraud, which led to ~$1.5B in losses for the US economy in 2018 alone.

Tawana Tarbeart

Tawana Tarbeart

Vice President of Implementation

As the Vice President of Implementation for ADP’s Major Account Division, Tawana Tarbeart is responsible for overseeing the successful implementation of ADP’s Human Capital Management Solutions. Tawana joined ADP in 2013 and, prior to her current role, held a number of leadership roles in the financial and mortgage industries. Tawana is also the Co-Chair of Cultivate, ADP’s African American Business Resource Group. She is a native New Yorker and a die-hard Yankee fan despite being a recent transplant to Atlanta, GA.