GHR Training Solutions is a South Florida-based consulting firm, operating nationwide. Its principals, the husband/wife team of Don & Sheryl Grimme, blend a unique and complementary set of experience and talents (in Human Resources, Training and Counseling) to provide innovative and targeted results for their clients. Organizations across the United States have relied on the Grimmes' insight and experience in enhancing employee effectiveness and eliminating dangerous or unproductive workplace practices.

Don Grimme has over two decades of training and consulting expertise acquired at leading corporations, such as Motorola and Marsh & McLennan – developing and implementing strategic Human Resource, Diversity, Organizational Development, TQM, and training initiatives. Don has conducted a wide range of Management, Quality, Team, and EEO training and coaching for all levels and functions of managers and employees. He has designed in-depth organizational needs assessments and Feedback, Recognition, Performance, and Career Planning programs.

Don holds a Bachelor's degree in Speech, with graduate studies in Human Resource Management at Cornell. He is a certified instructor/facilitator in Fundamentals of Leadership, 360° Feedback, EEO/Harassment Prevention, Customer Service and TQM. He is an active member of the Society of Human Resource Management, American Society of Training & Development (ASTD) and Florida Speakers Association (chapter of NSA).

Sheryl Grimme, M.S., is an honors graduate of Nova Southeastern University's School of Social & Systemic Studies. She has conducted ongoing weekly workshops for The Southeast Center for Stress & Anxiety, as well as seminars in a variety of settings, including Motorola, South Florida Manufacturers Association, ASTD, National Association of Female Executives, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Women In Distress, and the City of Pompano.

In addition to her private practice, Sheryl has counseled and trained individuals and groups at various treatment centers and hospitals (such as The Renfrew Center and The Retreat). Active in ASTD, she has served on the Board of Directors of the Mental Health Association. Her monthly Focus On Women seminars have drawn record attendance.