Julie Develin

MSHRD, SHRM-SCP, GTML (Global Talent Management Leader)

Sr. Partner, HCM Advisory

Julie Develin is a Sr. Partner, HCM Advisory & Human Insights at UKG. A sought-after speaker in the world of human resources, she was recognized as a top 100 HR Influencer for 2023 and has delivered countless keynote, general, and breakout sessions to HR, payroll, talent management, and business audiences of all sizes in the US and internationally. Develin co-hosts "The People Purpose Podcast," a show dedicated to exploring all facets of the dynamic world of work.

Having worked for over 20 years in the human resources field as an executive and advisor, Develin is committed to exploring new ways to find the intersection of humanity and technology to enhance employee relations and foster talent development to help make every workplace great. Additionally, she is passionate about improving experiences and enhancing the overall relationship HR professionals have within their company.

Develin is a SHRM-SCP and holds a Global Talent Management Leader (GTML) credential. She has an M.S. in human resources development from McDaniel College and continues to work as an adjunct professor in the human resources management and human services management programs there.

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Speaker Reviews for Julie

"Hi Julie, I was on your SHRM webinar today. It was great! Thank you for your insight. There are a few takeaways I’m definitely going to take to my leadership. Thanks!"

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"I really enjoyed your presentation from NOHRC 2020 on The Cost of Doing Nothing in HR. Your content was inspiring and challenged me to speak up where I see potential for growth and change in our department."

Northern Ohio HRC

"Watching your custom session and REALLY enjoying Julie Develin. She has great energy! I also like that it actually feels like a training session rather than a sales pitch!"

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