Wyoming State Council of SHRM

Welcome to the Wyoming State Council of SHRM Website!

We are an affiliate of the Society for Human Resource Management. Whether you are new to the HR field or have many years of experience, we are a local starting point for networking, information, professional development and continued support of excellence in Human Resources.

We welcome your use of this site as a resource, and encourage you to check back frequently for updated information. We also encourage your involvement and suggestions about all of our activities, on the web and off.

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The Wyoming SHRM Annual Conference is a two-day event which inlcudes keynote and session speakers with industry knowledge, professional experience, and expertise. The keynote kicking off the conference is Johnny C. Taylor, CEO of SHRM, you won't want to miss it! The conference is sponsored by the Wyoming State Council of SHRM and will be hosted by the local Big Horn Mountain Chapter in Sheridan, Wyoming on September 17th and 18th, 2020.

Thank you to those that submitted an application to speak at this conference! We are no longer accepting speaker applications for this event. Please stay tuned, speakers will be announced in early March, 2020 and a conference agenda will soon follow.  

Vendor/Sponsor Booth at 2020 SHRM Conference

Are you interested in reaching more than 100 HR professionals from across Wyoming? If so, consider hosting a vendor/sponsor booth at our upcoming conference in September!  To register click HERE.

We are a PINNACLE AWARD WINNER!

"WDOC ReEntry Partnership." In Wyoming, 95 percent of inmates are released back to into society. The state council partnered with the Wyoming Department of Corrections' (WDOC) ReEntry Program to assist inmates in developing the necessary skills to find employment once they are released. The council became involved with the resource fair for inmates that the WDOC holds every 18 months at each prison across the state. The event is similar to a job fair and includes community providers and other organizations that can provide assistance to formerly incarcerated individuals. During the last 12 months, the council attended fairs at four prisons and talked to more than 300 inmates who are within one year of release. It also prepared information on job seeking, such as interviewing tips, resumes and how to talk to employers about criminal convictions. We are so proud of Brenda Reedy and our State Council!

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