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Blacks in I/O Psychology

Transforming Talent Management Through Evidence-Based Science, Fairness, and Inclusion with Hogan

  • Monday, November 10, 2025
  • 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
  • Zoom

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Explore how Hogan’s personality assessments champion fairness, inclusion, and data-driven impact in talent management. Attendees will discover practical insights into assessment best practices, current research, professional opportunities, and how Hogan certification can advance both student and professional careers in the I/O field.

Presenter Information

  


Ashley McCormick, M.A.

Hogan Independent Consultants Network Consultant

 

Ashley is an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist working with independent consultants and coaches to recommend the best solutions for their business needs while also offering thought partnership and assessment interpretation support for clients. She manages various projects with the ICN team to create and implement solutions to better assist potential and current clients. She also facilitates Hogan certification workshops to the public and private organizations.

 

 

Ebenezer Edema-Sillo, M.A.

Hogan Data Science Intern

 

Ebenezer is a 5th year doctoral candidate in Industrial-Organizational Psychology at the University of Houston. He is also currently serving his second consecutive year as a Product Innovation intern at Hogan Assessments. His primary research areas include Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Group Decision Making, and Leadership. His most recent project entails using relative weights analyses to examine the most important personality predictors of Artificial Intelligence (AI) attitudes and use for managers and non-managers. Prior to joining Hogan, he was the lead research assistant on an NSF-funded grant dedicated to studying sources of bias and inequity in the US-based promotion and tenure system.

 

Ivy Grossberg, M.A.

Hogan Data Science Intern

 

Ivy is a fourth-year PhD candidate in Industrial-Organizational Psychology at the University of Houston, working under the advisement of Dr. Bradley Brummel. Her research interests include occupational health psychology, leader behaviors, performance, and personality. Her most recent projects entail contributing to custom client research projects including job analyses, validity generalizations, competency modeling, and surveys.

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