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HR Team of One: What You Need to Know

  • 1901 East 4th Street, Suite 100 Santa Ana, CA (map)

Are you the only HR professional in your organization, juggling multiple responsibilities and trying to stay on top of everything?

“HR Team of One: What You Need to Know” is designed specifically for solo HR professionals who are balancing the demands of compliance, internal customer needs, and business goals. The Society of Human Resources Management (SHRM) reports that 25% of their members are now HR Teams of One. This workshop will equip you with practical strategies to manage the full spectrum of HR functions while driving your organization’s most valuable asset—your employees—toward success. Join us in person for actionable insights that will empower you to lead HR confidently and efficiently.

Learning Objectives:

  • Develop time management and prioritization skills to handle the diverse responsibilities of an HR Team of One.

  • Explore tools and strategies for automating administrative tasks to increase efficiency and focus on strategic HR initiatives.

  • Understand how to balance compliance, employee relations, and organizational goals to align HR efforts with overall business success.

  • Learn effective communication techniques to engage stakeholders and advocate for HR’s role in driving organizational impact.

Meet Your Trainer:

Stacy Brooks, Director of HR & Administration at OneOC, brings over 30 years of nonprofit HR experience and has been with the organization for 12 years. Known as "HR with heart," Stacy is passionate about strengths-based leadership and employee growth, consistently guiding individuals to reach their full potential. She has been featured in the Orange County Register for her insights on job searching through specialty boards.


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