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Margaret Walker
Organization Development
949-230-6311
margaret@futuresense.com
Margaret’s personal and professional goal is guiding people to their fullest potential. Her expertise is in 1:1 coaching, interventions and mentoring, leadership and organization development training, HR assessment and investigations and performance management and work plan development. She has more than 20 years experience in all areas of human resources, people and organization development.
Margaret received her master’s degree in human resources and organization development from the University of San Francisco, and her bachelor’s degree in business administration. She began her career in human resources with the American Association of Critical Care Nurses in Aliso Viejo, CA. She later served as a human resources consultant for Mercer HR Consulting. She has held executive-level HR positions in both health care and the real estate arena including Human Capital Partner for PacifiCare Health Systems, a United Health Group Company, during which she guided the organization through a successful acquisition. She also has extensive consulting experience in the entertainment, hi-tech, health care and hospitality industries.
Margaret is an adjunct faculty member at Chapman University where she teaches in the Organizational Leadership program, teaching graduate level organization behavior, organizational development and change management. She is a certified consultant (2008) for Harrison Assessments (www.harrisonassessments.com).
Her passion lies in the work, teaching and life lessons of John Wooden, highly acclaimed head basketball coach, Emeritus at UCLA: “Success is peace of mind, which is a result of selfsatisfaction in knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming.”
Margaret resides in Costa Mesa, CA. with her three daughters, She volunteers and supports AYSO, the American Red Cross, the Susan G. Komen Foundation, and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, as well as Ensign Middle School, Newport Harbor High School and University California, Irvine.