The Global Association for Strategic Talent Management
About HCI
Executive Team
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Michael Foster
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Carl M. Rhodes
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David Forman
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Elizabeth Lundberg
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William Craib
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Louis Calitz
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Amy Lewis
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Michael Foster founded Human Capital Institute (HCI) in 2005 and served as chairman and chief executive officer until September 2011, when he was announced as chairman. Mr. Foster has served in executive roles in early stage and Fortune 100 companies, and has grown and harvested successful organizations of his own. Mr. Foster's first company, Residential Research Corporation, was founded in 1982 and acquired by TRW (Now Experian) in 1987. Most recently, AIRS Human Capital Services, founded by Mr. Foster in 1998 and where he authored "Recruiting on the Web" (McGraw Hill, 2002), was acquired by recruitment outsource provider The Right Thing in 2008. In addition to his duties at HCI, Mr. Foster owns and operates Tin Cross Vineyards in Sonoma's Alexander Valley, and Capture Wine Brands, a producer of artisan Bordeaux varietals. Mr. Foster also serves as chairman of the Human Capital Foundation's Selamta Project, and on the National Advisory Board of the Democratic National Committee.
Carl M. Rhodes is Chief Executive Officer of HCI. Prior to joining the company in 2008 as its Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Rhodes was co-founder and general manager of Kairos Networks, and was a senior leader with the Corporate Executive Board, where he specialized in developing and scaling new products and services for networks of senior executives in general management, strategy, IT and HR. His work has been cited in the Harvard Business Review, the Economist and the Washington Post, among other media outlets. Mr. Rhodes started his career as a professor of methodology and American politics at the University of Cincinnati. There, his work appeared in leading academic journals, in a volume compiled and edited by a Nobel Laureate, and was competitively funded by the National Science Foundation. He holds a PhD from Rice University and BA from Colorado College.
David Forman joined HCI in 2005, and currently serves as Chief Learning Officer. As CLO, Mr. Forman is responsible for curriculum design, development of HCI's certification and designation programs, and serves as a liason to HCI's academic and learning communities worldwide. Prior to HCI, Mr. Forman designed, developed and implemented technology-based training solutions for leading organizations, including IBM, Federal Express, DuPont, Deloitte & Touche, Exxon, Microsoft, the Ford Foundation, the Children's Television Workshop, Sony and AT&T. Mr. Forman has written over 40 articles and books in the fields of human capital, globalization, training, evaluation, return on investment (ROI), and instructional design; and is a frequent presenter at major industry conferences and seminars, both in the United States and abroad. He is also the principal author and developer of the Global Learning System for the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).
Elizabeth Lundberg joined HCI in 2005 and currently serves as Chief Financial Officer. As CFO, Ms. Lundberg is responsible for strategic finance and financial operations. Prior to joining HCI, Ms. Lundberg was Chief Financial Officer at AIRS Human Capital Solutions until its acquisition by The Right Thing in early 2008. Ms. Lundberg has also served as a financial analyst and accountant for Softdesk (now Autodesk), with responsibilities for ERP implementation and financial management of four international subsidiaries. Ms. Lundberg received her B.A. from New England College and MBA from Franklin Pierce University.
Bill Craib serves as Vice President of HCI's Online Talent Communities, and is responsible for membership, education and HCI's web-based communities, practice areas and global regions. Prior to joining HCI, Mr. Craib served as Director of Training and Development at AIRS Human Capital Solutions, and was responsible for much of its innovative curriculum. Mr. Craib is a graduate of the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and spent 10 years as a journalist working for media organizations, including ESPN and the Rocky Mountain News.
Louis Calitz serves as Vice President Technology, and is responsible for HCI's technology infrastructure, including the HCI website, IT and internal systems. Prior to joining HCI, Mr Calitz served in IT and engineering management roles at Pfizer, Ampent, JD Uniphase, and the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. Mr. Calitz holds a Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Pretoria, South Africa.
As the Practice Leader for Talent Strategy and Acquisition at the Human Capital Institute, Amy oversees the high-quality programming offered in the Center for Human Capital Excellence, in-person events and conferences, executive workgroups and signature research.As the business leader for these areas, she has direct insight into the needs of clients, whether they are thought-leading underwriters or game-changing human capital management professionals, in the form of members of the Human Capital Institute.Prior to her current role, Amy was the Director and Community Leader of the Talent Acquisition Community at HCI. Before joining the Human Capital Institute, she served in corporate recruiting roles at several large financial services companies, and had the opportunity to focus on recruitment-related technology, processes and best practices. She is also fierce advocate for talent as the pinnacle competitive advantage in the global marketplace, and currently holds the Human Capital Strategist designation (HCS).
