Liz Diss

Liz Diss (McLean) has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Liz is currently serving as the Deputy Director of Talent Acquisition and People Program Management at Team Rubicon, where they manage a team of talent acquisition specialists and oversees transformative and scalable People projects. Prior to this, Liz worked at Northrop Grumman as the Enterprise Talent Acquisition Strategy Leader, responsible for developing advancement opportunities for the organization's 90,000-person workforce. Liz also served as the Military Affairs Program Manager (Aeronautics Systems) at Northrop Grumman.

As the Owner and President of Liz McLean Solutions, Liz provided consulting services to organizations, focusing on improving their talent and military programs. Liz also worked as the Senior Director of Veteran Employment at Military.com, where they led strategic initiatives to bridge the gap between employers and the military community.

Liz has also contributed to the U.S. Department of State as a Fellow and worked as a Human Resources Manager for Talent Acquisition at Hewlett-Packard. Additionally, they held positions at CACI International Inc. as the Corporate Recruitment Leader for the Investigative Services Division and Booz Allen Hamilton, where they led the JMO Recruiting Program.

Liz started their career in the Air Force as a Logistics Officer, overseeing various operations both stateside and during deployments.

Overall, Liz Diss (McLean) has extensive experience in talent acquisition, program management, consulting, and military affairs.

Liz Diss (McLean) holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Science and Leadership from the United States Air Force Academy, which was completed by 2006. Liz also obtained a Master of Science degree in Industrial Organizational Psychology from the University of West Florida, completed by 2008. Liz Diss (McLean) has also studied Emergency Rescue as a Rope Rescue Technician at Colorado Mountain College. No specific start or end years are provided for this particular field of study.