Integrated Concepts was formed as a collaboration between three diverse professionals with the same goal in mind: The more people work in a cooperative manner, the more successful they will be!

The impetus for founding Integrated Concepts was the pervasive need of not-for-profits, educational institutions, governmental agencies, and business entities for improved communication and collaboration. Ms. Pricer has developed a phenomenal team-building process in The Diamond Exchange™ through which participants learn the importance of communication in a 90-minute hands-on activity. Ms. Hardin has developed a paradigm shifting process in The Magic of Why® through which participants experience the importance of collaboration. Ms. Hukill, who recognized the potential of combining The Magic of Why® and The Diamond Exchange™, has fashioned a career as a professional grant writer, not-for-profit agency organizer, legal advocate, and professional educator.

Founder Bios:

Sheree L. Hukill, MS, JD

Ms. Sheree L. Hukill is a professional educator whose experience spans over 25 years and includes work in the fields of business, education and law. Ms. Hukill served as Executive Director/Supervising Attorney and co-founder of a state-wide, tribal domestic violence coalition; grant-writer for numerous Indian tribes and civil service organizations (non-profits); founding partner of Legal Advocates for Indian Country, LLP; court appointed counsel for women and children in juvenile deprived actions; public defender and prosecutor for several Indian tribes; national speaker on domestic violence/sexual assault training issues and a contract peer review consultant for the federal Office on Violence Against Women. Additionally, Ms. Hukill has served as Executive Director for five federally-funded educational grants hosted by an Oklahoma regional university and as business and information processing instructor for vocational-technical schools, junior colleges, and public high schools. Ms. Hukill’s diverse background includes grant writing, fund development for and formation of not-for-profits, budget formulation and administration, contract management, program development and management.

Penny L. Pricer, JD

Ms. Pricer has been involved in training, team facilitation, technology and education for over 20 years in corporate and academic settings. She developed The Diamond Exchange approximately ten years ago to help meet a corporate and academic need to improve each team member’s ability to better perform daily activities and better overcome challenges. Her past experiences include IT Project Manager, technology consultant and trainer, Assistant Professor of MIS at the University of Tulsa and Program Director for federally funded programs designed to aid school age youth and adults in their pursuit of post-secondary education.

Lynne Hardin, CPF

Ms. Lynne Hardin, CPF, is an entrepreneur, professional facilitator and agent for change who has been involved in banking, real estate development and consulting in the areas of Health, Education, Public Policy and Finance. Much of her work has been directed in working with educational initiatives and non-profit organizations. She serves on many boards and is a member of the International Women’s Forum; Facilitator for the Women President’s Organization and was appointed to the Oklahoma Workforce Board. Ms. Hardin was involved in initiating the V-Day Foundation to fund charities which raise awareness of violence intent on creating a more peaceful planet. Hardin initiated and facilitated a statewide coalition of women in Oklahoma who revolutionized the funding of breast cancer research through legislation. Ms. Hardin is the author of “The Magic of Why”®.