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Consultants
BETTE KRAKAU
 Bette
Krakau has over 20 years of broad and diverse experience as a organization
development consultant in the areas of leadership development, strategic
planning, organization change, team development and effectiveness, engagement
and retention, career development, mentoring coaching, customer service
and process improvement. As a senior consultant for Strategic Partners,
Bette has significant experience in developing customized solutions to
meet the unique needs of customers. She has been instrumental in leading
projects that have delivered a high impact result and return on investment
for Strategic Partners’ customers.
She has consulted, designed and facilitated learning with a variety of
domestic and international organizations including Gillette Company, Pearson,
3M, T. Rowe Price, Charles Schwab, US Patents and Trademarks, World Bank,
US Navy, US Health and Human Services, US Intelligence Community, BMW,
Chrysler, McDonald’s, Sun Microsystems, Veritas Software, Solectron,
Lockheed Martin, Grace, Prudential Insurance, Blue Cross/Blue Shield,
State of Florida, Morrison, and Bank of America. Bette’s international
assignments include projects with US AID and World Bank (Poland and Hungary)
Singapore Airlines (Singapore and Malaysia), and Japan. She recently returned
from volunteer work in Africa.
Bette’s broad range of expertise includes competencies in the following
areas:
- Talent Management (engagement, retention, career development, mentoring,
coaching)
- Designing Learning Tools, Online Portals and Processes
- Train the Trainer
- Facilitation Skills
- Competency Development
Bette holds a degree from the University of Minnesota. She is a certified
facilitator for internationally recognized leadership, career, and team
development programs developed by: Achieve Global, Development Dimensions
International, Barnes & Conti, and Career Systems International and
others. She has published several articles in professional journals and
contributed to the books The Handbook of Best Practices for Teams in 1996
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