Sheryl Hardin

Bio

Sheryl Hardin is an Organization Change Management (OCM) professional with a passion for operational best practices, ongoing process improvement and working with entreprenuers. She can often be found serving as a skilled facilitator, speaker, and panelist at both local and national events covering entrepreneurship, change management, operational best practices, and process improvement.

She uses her 20‑years experience in consulting to support her clients who range from small local companies to large international corporations. Her clients include privately held, publicly held, and public sector organizations. These organizations have one thing in common, each is in the midst of change. Sheryl consults with clients as they create a business strategy, manage change, and improve processes. She enjoys supporting entrepreneurs and corporations during start up, growth spurts, and IPOs, along with providing guidance for clients throughout ERP implementations, mergers, and acquisitions.

Sheryl is a graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business with a minor in English. She is currently serving as Adjunct Faculty for the Goldman Sachs grant funded program 10,000 Small Businesses developed and run by Babson College. Her focus in this program is Operations and Processes. She also loves to write. Sheryl’s articles can be found both online and in traditionally published national magazines such as The Huffington Post, Yahoo Voices, Contact, New Thought, Technically Write, Me Too, and Spirituality and Health. She is the author of Into Nothing and Contacting God: The Path to God through Prayer.

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Top Five DFW Business Incubators

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In the Spotlight

How Legal Process Service Works

Legal trouble? Need to have someone served? This is what happens before and after anyone hears the words "You have been served" whether you are an entrepreneur, a business, or an individual.

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  Learn Business Skills

  Top Business Education Programs

  3 years ago

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  What Is Process Mapping (and Which Process Map Is Right for You)?

  9 months ago

  What is process mapping and how can it help you make good business decisions? What maps are right for you? Here's what you need to know.

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  Business Skills Development

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  7 years ago

  There has been a lot of research over the last three decades on how adults learn. Out of that has come some very consistent ways to be successful in writing good instructions.

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  Business Management & Leadership

  Product Development Life Cycle

  7 years ago

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  Small Businesses & Entrepreneurs

  Why Small Businesses Choose to Grow through Acquisition

  7 years ago

  One pathway to rapid growth for small businesses is through acquisition. Acquisition offers a variety of opportunities to position a company correctly for expansion that can reduce risk.

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  Project Management

  Change Management and Change Control: What is the difference?

  8 years ago

  What is the difference between Change Control and Change Management? If you have a Change Control do you need a Change Management Strategy as well? Learn why Change Control is just the first step.

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  Small Businesses & Entrepreneurs

  How Legal Process Service Works

  8 years ago

  Legal trouble? Need to have someone served? This is what happens before and after anyone hears the words "You have been served" whether you are an entrepreneur, a business, or an individual.

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  Starting a Business

  Top Five DFW Business Incubators

  8 years ago

  Business incubators help entrepreneurs and small businesses by providing free or low cost business services, office and lab space, mentorship and access to funding n the DFW area. See the top five.