VKM Int'l Founder
Felicia T. Clayton, a California native, is the Founder
and Principal of VKM Int'l, a Human Capital and Talent Management
Consulting firm founded in 2001. She has over 20 years
of experience in human resources with a diverse background across
all boundaries of public, private and non-profit organizations including
the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority and
the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Her human
resources experience includes but is not limited to Benefits Administration,
Classification & Compensation, Mediation & Dispute Resolution, Employee
& Industrial Relations, Project Management, and Talent Management
which includes Recruitment, Staffing & Selection and Training &
Development.
Ms. Clayton has professional affiliations with American Center for Law and Justice
(ACLJ), Professionals in Human Resources Association (PIHRA), and
Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM). She received certification
in Industrial Relations from Loyola Marymount University, possesses
a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies from California
State University Dominguez Hills, a Master of Science in Criminal
Justice Administration from California State University Los Angeles
as well as a Master of Arts in Culture & Communication from Trinity
International University. She also studied at the Rene Cassin Institute
of International Human Rights in Strasbourg, France.
Her social responsibility projects include since 2001, serving
as a volunteer mediator for the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office
Mediation and Dispute Resolution program. Also since 2001, she has
acted as a professional expert in dance with Los Angeles Unified
School District's Gifted and Talented Program under the Conservatory
of Fine Arts at California State University Los Angeles. As a licensed minister, Ms. Clayton has worked with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Multifaith Executive Clergy Advisory Council since 2007.
Known for her work with disadvantaged youth, she appeared on NBC
Nightline News for the Ennis Beley story, "Portrait of a Short Life",
a youth slain at age 16 who was previously in attendance at the
private school where she served as an educator and administrator.
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