Delana Reilly

Delana Reilly has extensive work experience in talent acquisition and human resources. Delana is currently the Director of Learning and Development & Corp. Recruiting at Access | Information Management. Prior to that, they served as the Director Talent Acquisition and Talent Acquisition Manager at the same company. In these roles, Delana was responsible for strategic development of staffing plans, building relationships with leaders and hiring managers, and implementing systems to enhance the recruiting process.

Before joining Access | Information Management, Delana worked as a Sr. Manager of Talent Acquisition at SYKES, where they contributed to the company's talent acquisition efforts. Delana also worked as a Contract Recruiter at Wayfair, where they focused on finding the best talent for the company's merchandising team.

Earlier in their career, Delana held positions at Direct Energy as a Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist / Human Resources, where they assisted the Talent Acquisition Manager, conducted sourcing and recruiting searches, and implemented Workday Recruiting. Delana also worked as the Director of Career Services at Lincoln College of Technology, where they implemented career service initiatives and exceeded employment goals for graduates.

Delana has additional experience as an Adjunct Instructor at Everest College, teaching business and general education classes, and as a Sr. Career Advisor at The Art Institute of Colorado. Delana also served as a Staffing Manager at Talent Tree and worked as an Administrative Assistant at Toyota Technical Center.

Overall, Delana Reilly has a diverse background in talent acquisition, human resources, and education, with a focus on strategic development, relationship building, and optimizing recruitment processes.

Delana Reilly obtained a Bachelor's degree in Communication from Eastern Michigan University, graduating in 2003. Delana then pursued a Master's degree in Educational Leadership from Argosy University, completing their studies in 2009. In 2001, they briefly attended the University of London, focusing on Communication.