Kori Lillehei
About Kori Lillehei
Kori Lillehei serves as the Sector Director of Human Resources for the Western Region at Cascades, a position he has held since 2011. He has a background in Human Resources Management from the University of Calgary and Criminology from Mount Royal University.
Work at Cascades
Kori Lillehei has served as the Sector Director of Human Resources for the Western Region at Cascades since 2011. Based in the Calgary, Canada Area, Lillehei has accumulated over 13 years of experience in this role. Responsibilities include overseeing human resources strategies and initiatives that align with the company's objectives, fostering a productive work environment, and ensuring compliance with labor regulations.
Education and Expertise
Kori Lillehei holds a degree in Human Resources Management from the University of Calgary. This educational background provides a foundation in HR principles and practices. Additionally, Lillehei studied Criminology at Mount Royal University, which adds a unique perspective to her understanding of workplace dynamics and safety. This combination of education supports her role in managing human resources effectively.
Background
Before joining Cascades, Kori Lillehei worked at Carpenter Co. as the HR/Safety & Environmental Manager from 2004 to 2011. During this seven-year tenure in the Calgary, Canada Area, Lillehei focused on integrating human resources with safety and environmental management, enhancing workplace safety protocols, and promoting a culture of compliance and responsibility.
Professional Experience
Kori Lillehei's professional journey includes significant experience in human resources and safety management. Her role at Carpenter Co. involved managing HR functions while ensuring adherence to safety and environmental standards. This experience has equipped her with skills in employee relations, safety compliance, and strategic HR planning, which she continues to apply in her current position at Cascades.
Early Education
Kori Lillehei completed her early education at Lester B. Pearson High School from 1991 to 1994. This foundational education set the stage for her future academic pursuits in criminology and human resources management, contributing to her professional development.