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Leilani Lutali

Seasoned Talent Acquisition Leader

Leilani Lutali is an Executive Recruiter at Rockwell Automation, where she focuses on team building and collaborative leadership. With over two decades of experience in talent acquisition, she specializes in executive recruitment and has a strong background in fostering inclusive hiring practices.

Professional Background

  • Current Role: Executive Recruiter at Rockwell Automation
  • Expertise: Executive recruitment, talent acquisition, team building
  • Leadership Style: Describes herself as solutions-oriented and leads by example.1

Education

Leilani Lutali attended Colorado Christian University, where she likely developed foundational skills that have contributed to her extensive career in recruitment.1

Additional Information

Lutali has been vocal about her personal experiences, including a significant health journey related to a kidney transplant, which has influenced her perspectives on life and work.24 She has also published articles discussing the importance of inclusion in hiring practices, emphasizing that diversity initiatives should be built on a foundation of genuine inclusivity.3

Highlights

Mar 18 · linkedin

Hi everyone - I am looking for a new role and would appreciate your support. Thank you in advance for any connections, advice, or opportunities you can offer. #OpenToWork

Mar 18 · linkedin

I never would have thought that I would be unemployed this long after my life saving kidney transplant which took place at Baylor Medical Center in Dallas on July 12, 2022. My quick story is that I moved to Colorado from the Seattle area in late 2020 to take care of my mom who was diagnosed with the insidious disease of ALS. It was my privilege to be there for her as she battled bravely and finally passed on early 2021. After I buried my precious and beautiful mom, I then began the dire battle for my life with Stage 5 Renal Failure. I was utterly blessed to have met my amazing kidney donor in Bible study who heroically saved my life. This was a miracle as the company I was working for let me go 3 months before I almost lost my life. This is not a sob story though - BUT GOD! I came through with a third chance at life (that's another story) and started a resource/support Facebook group to help others who are waiting for much needed transplant donors/organs. I am stronger and healthier than I have been in 15 years and filled with a renewed vision & purpose for the work I've done for 25+ years. If there's a poignant takeaway that the past two years have given me, it's this... we're not just supposed to survive but rather THRIVE where we've been planted. Life is short and I know I want every last minute of this life to have purpose and count

I have absolutely LOVED my career in Talent Acquisition with enterprise sized companies and small start-ups. My joy and passion over the past 25+ years have come from pouring into candidates, colleagues, business partners & leaders through the building of highly efficient teams, operational excellence, outside the box thinking and and seeing talent in a way others often don't. I have worked on all levels of candidate attraction (early in career to executive). I have had the privilege of working in various areas of talent acquisition, HR & project management. I've never been afraid to roll up my sleeves and be hands on because it has kept me near to the heart and life of recruiting. I truly have to say "mahalo nui loa" to all of those who have mentored and worked alongside me through the years, including so many phenomenal employees who through the past 2 1/2 decades have eventually become great friends. You refined the "diamond in the rough" persona, while allowing me the space to be my authentic self in the work I performed. I am forever grateful to this group of amazing leaders: Diana Montoya, Nina Sandhu Johal, Danielle Monaghan, Kathryn O'Driscoll (She/Her) ,Catherine Burk (she/her), Heather Parrot (she/her), Catherine Feldhausen and Weston Belkot. You'll never truly know the impact made in my heart and career.

If you're in need of a team player, recruiter or leader, whether on contract, consultancy or full-time, let's talk. There's still so much life in these OG TA bones. :-)

With much aloha~ Leilani

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Location

Greater Colorado Springs Area