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INROADS Retains Global Human Resources Executive as Regional Director of New England Region
May 01, 2012
As workforces become more multi-dimensional and global in scope, INROADS recently secured global Diversity& Inclusion executive, Donald McAulay, as Regional Director of the New England Region. He brings to INROADS over 20 years of experience leading and designing talent management and diversity programs and will play a critical role in sustaining and growing the region’s recruiting and partnership development strategies. The region includes Boston and parts of Connecticut.
“As INROADS continues to prepare future corporate executives to lead in a global economy, we know how important it is to continue expanding the opportunities afforded to them,” shares Stacy McMurray, Vice-President at INROADS. “Having Donald join the INROADS team means that we have an executive who understands both talent management and development as well as global business practices, and we are excited about the growth that we know the region will experience under his leadership.”
From leading employee relations programs to compensation, succession planning, recruiting, and diversity and inclusion, McAulay has a proven capacity to lead global workforces. McAulay served as Director, Diversity & Inclusion for Pfizer’s Global Research & Development division. Within this role,he supported divisional and enterprise-wide diversity and inclusion strategies to reinforce inclusive behaviors and culture across 11 locations around the world.
Prior to joining Pfizer, McAulay served as a Project Manager in General Electric’s Corporate University Recruiting group for nearly ten years. He began his professional career with Pepperidge Farm as a Systems Analyst/Programmer.
McAulay has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science from Southern Connecticut State University and an Executive MBA degree from the University of New Haven. He is active with numerous community based organizations including Greater New Haven NAACP, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Prince Hall Masons, Walter Pop Smith Little League, and Former Chairman of the New Haven Board of Police Commissioners. He resides in New Haven, CT with his wife Deborah (Chief Diversity Officer for Yale University) and three children (Donald Jr., Jada and Madison).


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