Background
Shaw, Judith Ann was born on January 16, 1956 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. Daughter of Harry Edward Yuschak and Gertrude Pauline Hannah.
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Judith Ann Shaw
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Education
AS in Marketing and Applied Management, Schoolcraft College, 1986. Bachelor of Science in Humanities, Lawrence Technology University, 1990. Postgraduate, University Michigan, 1991.
Master of Arts, University Phoenix, 2003.
Career
Senior accounting clerk Commercial Credit Business Loans, Southfield, 1974-1980. Community education instructor Southfield, Troy and Livonia (Michigan) Public Schools, since 1986. Marketing director, trainer Magna Carta Institute, 1988-1990.
Instructor American Institute of Motivation (formerly Acquire Corporation), 1990. Corporation trainer Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics, 1990-1995. Contractor/trainer A.I.M., Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamids, Brian Tracy Learning Systems, 1990-1995.
Executive director education, training International Network Marketing Alliance, 1993, 95-96. Training specialist Michigan Paperboard Company, 1995-1996, training specialist, International Organization for Standardization management representative, 1996-1999, safety and training manager, 1998-1999, safety and human resource manager Advanced Design & Packaging, since 1999.
Achievements
Membership
Active various civic groups, Livonia. Member parish council Sacred Heart Byzantine Catholic Church, Livonia, 1988-1990, catechism instructor, 1986-1989, coordinator educational program, 1987-1989. Consultant, coordinator educational program United Cerebral Palsy Detroit, Southfield, 1987.
Director cheerleading program St. Damian Church, Westland, Michigan, 1982-1985. Member American Society for Training and Development, American Marketing Association (director speakers bureau Detroit chapter), Schoolcraft College Alumni Association, Phi Theta Kappa.
Connections
Married Christopher Quayle, August 9, 1975 (divorced). Children: Christopher Alan, Kendra Lynn. Married David Shaw, October 13, 2000.
