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Annmarie Fairweather is the Chief People Officer of Learning Ally, responsible for the management of all of our People, Talent and Culture practices. Annmarie is an accomplished Human Resources leader with 30 years experience. She's worked in various industries together with the leaders of their teams to increase the effectiveness of business and outcomes, especially in times of growth and rapid transformation by focusing on developing the right alignment, coordinating, and implementing a global people strategy. Annmarie has been an expert in the field of thought, helping integrate business and person strategies into enterprise-wide goals and strategic plans through organizational and performance management including employee engagement, managing change. As a leader who is passionate She believes that team-building and continuous learning as the primary way to winning. The vast experience she has gained with small and mid-size companies and Fortune 500 organizations in developing and coaching leaders. She has demonstrated performance and outcomes that were successful created an environment that promotes changes and learning to improve the performance of teams and organizations. Annmarie's passion for supporting Learning Ally has inspired her to dedicate the time and energy she has to the cause. She is also a volunteer for several nonprofit organizations in the time she has off. They include participating as an active member of the Castell Project Leadership Development Committee an organization dedicated to assisting women to become leaders. workshops to The Hospitality Healthcare Network a professional members' association that is based that is based in North America with the specific purpose of providing education, networking and advocacy for specifically hotels in the healthcare industry and also aiding Shatterproof which is a nationwide non-profit organisation dedicated to reversing the addiction epidemic across the United States in educating communities to help those in the grip of addiction. What we suffer from addiction.