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Ashley Tappan
"The best conversations with our clients allow me the privilege of learning about their commitments and passions at work, so as to partner with them in transforming their results and to have a positive impact on their success."
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Ashley's career prior to Insigniam Performance encompassed training, customer service, and sales in the U.S. and Canada. While living in Canada, Ashley managed an international customer service center for a retail and wholesale distribution company. She expanded her work of implementing high-performance teams and systems by taking on the role of advisor for education and development for a highly competitive telecommunications company, which had Ashley traveling throughout Canada to support executives in forwarding their division results. Upon returning to the Philadelphia area, Ashley spent four years as an on-air guest for QVC, the world's largest television shopping channel, and grew a line of travel accessories into a multimillion-dollar business.
Ashley's published article in Philadelphia SHRM News (Society of Human Resource Management) as Chapter President.
Philadelphia Business Journal article on Ashley's interview as the President for Philadelphia SHRM concerning how to restructure employee perks rather than eliminate them.
EDUCATION
- Bachelor of Arts from Indiana University, 1991
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
- Elected president of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management, 2008-2009
- Elected chairperson of a Philadelphia leadership development program, 2005
- Awarded the Rotary Club Business Person's Exchange Program Scholarship in 2002 and traveled to Brazil for four weeks to learn about its business and culture
ASHLEY AFTER WORK
Ashley enjoys living in Philadelphia with her husband, Daniele. You can often find her doing yoga, running, attending live theater, and acting. She received a regional best actress award for live theater performance from the Pennsylvania Community Theater Association in 2005. For over ten years, she has volunteered as a Big Sister role model. Ashley, who comes from a family of six children, now has 12 nieces and nephews, whom she adores.
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