Jasmyn Franklin
Diversity Recruitment Manager - Commercial & Aesthetics, Abbvie
Class of 2014
As the Diversity Recruitment Manager – Commercial & Aesthetics for AbbVie, Jasmyn positively impacts lives by innovating talent acquisition. She graduated with honors from Valley High School’s Hospitality and Tourism magnet program serving as Student Body President. As one of HCF's first out-of-state scholars, Jasmyn graduated on the Dean’s List from Penn State in 2014, served as the NSMH National Chair, and was awarded Penn State’s Student Service Award. She is now pursing her PowerMBA in partnership with Harvard Business Publication and anticipates graduating summer of 2022. Her Hospitality awarded mentor Scott Farber instilled to always strive for excellence which she continues to uphold.
Jasmyn has applied her decade of HR experience to an assortment of industries including Hospitality, Manufacturing, Technology, Minerals, Investments, and Commodities across Fortune 500 public and private companies. Pairing her expertise with hours dedicated to uplifting the community, Jasmyn is recognized as P.O.W.E.R’s Woman of Empowerment of 2020.
Starting in high school she exposed herself to several sectors by working for the Las Vegas Convention Center. Throughout college, she worked for MGM Resorts International, Table Ten, Redifer, S.C.O.R.E., the Nittany Lion Inn, and Hilton Worldwide. Post-graduation, she expanded Hilton’s existing programs and launched domestic & international initiatives which lead to 4 promotions within 5 years. Stepping into a global role with Molex/Koch Industries she led harmonization efforts resulting in streamlined efficiencies and leveraging her talents for 3 roles within 2 years.
Jasmyn leads with her heart in and out of the office. She loves singing at church, spending time with family/friends, and riding her motorcycle around Chicago. When visiting Las Vegas, she makes it a priority to connect with HCF because she believes this program provides economic empowerment through education. She is excited to do her part to ensure this is a long-standing organization!