Helen Li, Shrm Cp
About Helen Li, Shrm Cp
Helen Li is a Senior Manager of Global Talent at Tapestry, with a background in talent management and strategic communications. She has held various roles in human resources and marketing across several companies, including The Carlyle Group and Marsh McLennan.
Work at Tapestry
Helen Li currently holds the position of Senior Manager, Global Talent at Tapestry. She has been with the company since 2022, contributing to talent management strategies and initiatives. Her role involves overseeing global talent development and enhancing organizational effectiveness within the company.
Previous Experience
Before joining Tapestry, Helen Li worked at several notable organizations. She served as a Talent Management Analyst at The Carlyle Group for one year, focusing on talent management in New York. Prior to that, she was a Senior Internal HR Consultant at Marsh McLennan for five years. Her experience also includes roles at IBM as a Content Marketing Associate and as a Marketing Research Intern at Influenster.
Education and Expertise
Helen Li earned her Bachelor of Science degree from New York University, where she studied from 2011 to 2015. She also participated in a study abroad program at East China Normal University in 2013. Her academic background supports her expertise in transformational change management, strategic communications, and project management.
Skills and Specializations
Helen Li possesses skills in transformational change management and project management. She specializes in strategic communications and enhancing organizational design strategy. Her expertise extends to post-merger integration, where she has contributed to enterprise transformation efforts, particularly in improving development planning for leaders and high-potential talent.
Internship Experience
Helen Li gained valuable experience through various internships early in her career. She worked as a Benefits Communications Intern at JetBlue Airways and as a Public Relations Intern at Pearl Lam Galleries in Shanghai. These roles provided her with foundational skills in marketing research and communications.