| Ernie
Sullivan Biography
Ernie Sullivan is a native of Columbus, Ohio. He has a BA
degree from Capital University. He holds a Professional In Human
Resources Certification from the Society for Human Resources Management,
a Career Architect/Recruiting Architect Certification from Lominger
Limited, and completed the Executive Education Program at the University
of Virginia’s Darden School. Sullivan has also completed Corporate
Board Dynamics Training through the National Association of Corportate
Directors. In 2004 Sullivan completed The Minority Directors Development
Program at the Kellogg School at Northwestern.
Mr. Sullivan has over twenty-seven years of experience in Human
Resources and was the Senior Vice President, Manager, Executive
Recruiting and National Staffing at BANK ONE, Corporate Headquarters
in Chicago, Illinois. His overall experience includes management
positions in Employment, Employee Relations and Labor Relations
both in banking and manufacturing. Mr Sullivan is now President
and CEO of Sullivan Staffing Strategies a Human Resources consulting
firm specializing in executive recruiting and Diversity strategy
development for client companies. He is also Executive Vice President
with the Who’s Who Publishing Company, a Real Times Media
Company which produces directories in cities across the country
profiling successful African Americans.
Mr. Sullivan received the 2010 Diversity First Award from the National
Diversity Counsil. Mr. Sullivan received the 2008 corporate Champion
Award from the National Black MBA Association and is the recipient
of the 2007 Human Resources Excellence Award from the National Association
of African Americans in Human Resources. He received the 2003 Honorary
Distinguished Alumni Award from Central State University. Mr. Sullivan
is the recipient of the 2002 Boy Scouts of America Silver Beaver
Award for youth development. Mr. Sullivan is listed in the 2002
edition of Who's Who In The Midwest. |
In 1999, Mr. Sullivan was the recipient of the Roosevelt Carter
Award for community service and in 1997, Mr. Sullivan received the
Greater Chamber of Commerce Lazarus Award for volunteerism. In 1995,
Mr. Sullivan received "The National Eagle Leadership Award",
as well as the "Outstanding Board Partner Award 1995"
from the Jobs for Columbus Graduates program.
During 1994, Mr. Sullivan was inducted into the African American
Hall of Fame, the Dollars and Sense Hall of Fame, and the Columbus
Public Schools Hall of Fame. He is the 1993 recipient of the Pinnacle
Award. He was selected by the Blue Chip Profile as the 1992 Outstanding
Businessman Of The Year. He was selected by Dollars and Sense Magazine
as One of America's Best and Brightest in 1992 and was inducted
into the Hall of Fame for Columbus Metropolitan Housing in 1991.
Mr Sullivan serves as Chair of the Urban Advisory Board of the
Simon Kenton Council of the Boy Scouts of America. He is on the
Business Advisory Board at Central State University and is a business
advisor for the United Negro College Fund. Additional community
activities include Past President of the Board for St. Stephen's
Community House, Chair of the Worker Quality Committee of the Governor’s
Workforce Policy Board, and a Board member of the Columbus Works
organization. Mr Sullivan also serves on the Board of St Vincent
Family Centers, and the Board of Directions for Youth and Families.
Mr. Sullivan's speaking experience includes the National Black
MBA Association, the Ohio State Council of Black Students, the Urban
Bankers Forum, ,the Consortium for Graduate Study, the Personnel
Association of Central Ohio, the Black Attorney's Association, the
Relocation Council of Central Ohio, the State of Louisville Bureau
of Employment Services, the Human Resources Society, the Ohio Diversity
Conference, and the National Association of African Americans in
Human Resources. |