Learn with Us

Topics

Subscribe

Get updates to our blog by subscribing below!

  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Employee Spotlight: Natasha Tenreiro

Today’s Employee Spotlight is on Natasha Tenreiro. Natasha is from northern New Jersey and is currently a Consultant. She holds a master’s in Industrial-Organizational psychology from Radford University. Natasha also attended this year’s annual SIOP conference, so we caught up with her to hear about her experiences. Keep reading to get to know Natasha! Tell…

Read More...

NEURODIVERSITY AND WHY WE EMBRACE IT: A CONVERSATION WITH KIMBERLY NUSS PT. 2

Neurodivergent individuals are unemployed at a disproportionately high rate; one that is three times higher than the rate for those with other disabilities, and eight times higher than the rate for people who do not have a disability. Considering at least one-fifth of the world’s population identifies as neurodivergent, this demonstrates a significant disparity in…

Read More...

Employee Spotlight: Candace Cronin

Today, we get to hear from Candace Cronin, a Senior Advisor here at FMP. Candace is a native Texan who lived in the Northeast and DC Metro area for about 12 years combined. Although she is glad she left Texas for a time to appreciate other parts of the country, her family has since retreated…

Read More...

Employee Spotlight: Kristina Wright

We’re excited to feature Kristina Wright today, a Consultant at FMP who currently works with the US Forest Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service Massachusetts. Kristina is originally from Arkansas but moved to North Carolina when she was 11. She attended Denison University where she studied Anthropology, Sociology, and Psychology and then completed her master’s…

Read More...

Employee Spotlight: Josiah Johnson

Today, we will be spotlighting Josiah Johnson! Josiah is from Belle Glade, Florida and attended Florida A&M University before joining FMP as a Senior Consultant. Read on to learn more about Josiah! What are your hobbies? I enjoy playing intramural flag football and basketball with friends on weekends. I also enjoy reading science-fiction books with…

Read More...

Employee Spotlight: Roxanne Lawrence

We’re excited to introduce you all to Roxanne Lawrence, a Consultant here at FMP. Roxanne was born in Jamaica and spent the first 15 years of her life in the beautiful city of Montego Bay. She is currently an I-O Psychology doctoral candidate at the University of South Florida and will be graduating with her…

Read More...

Employee Spotlight: Kayla Reid

Today, we will be spotlighting Kayla Reid, a Consultant II here at FMP. Read on to learn more about Kayla! Tell us about your professional/educational background: For my undergraduate degree at the University of Pittsburgh, I majored in Anthropology and Psychology. For grad school at the University of Edinburgh, I earned a Master of Science…

Read More...

Employee Spotlight: Natalie Johnson

Hello everyone, I am excited to introduce Natalie Johnson for this Employee Spotlight! Natalie recently joined FMP as a Strategic Human Capital Consultant, supporting our work with NLM and CFPB. My Background Originally, I was born and raised in Monmouth County, New Jersey, which is right by the beach! I attended The College of New…

Read More...

Continued Challenges of Asian Americans in the Workplace

As we close out Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we want to highlight the Asian American experience and continued challenges faced in the workplace. The term “Asian American” encompasses many different identities and experiences. All individuals have unique life experiences, but the “Asian American” experience includes a multitude of groups. When most people picture…

Read More...

Humor in The Workplace

I bet when you read the title to the article, the last person you would expect to be writing this is the CFO of FMP Consulting—a boring, old Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Well, I’m here to tell you that lawyers aren’t the only ones who tell bad jokes; we accountants have plenty of our own….

Read More...