A hospital under a new senior leadership team was embarking on a carefully orchestrated turnaround. It needed an accurate assessment of the HR function to assure compliance and efficacy. To gain objective and subjective data, we conducted our proprietary HR function assessment survey with first and second tier managers to identify critical trends as well…
A non-profit community provider with 1200+ employees and union contracts felt its HR function was heavily staffed and not meeting the needs of the organization. The General Counsel and CFO felt it was time for HR to become a valued function under a new CEO’s leadership. The HRC was chartered to partner with the General…
A rapidly growing, global high-tech manufacturer with strong R&D function, had been operating quietly and growing moderately on a sizable campus in Connecticut. Due to shifts in locations of production lines and substantially increased demand for products, their staffing needs were about to skyrocket from a level of thirty-five hires per year to sixty hires…
A 175 employee internet-based high tech that served as its industry leader was in rapid growth and planning for a potential IPO. The Board of Directors mandated a high performing HR function and a VP, HR to fuel the company’s growth without loss of the creative, friendly and fun culture. During the first two years…
The HRC was referred by a Fortune 500 client to one of its clients – a well known, successful, and privately-held, 2,000 employee, eastern seaboard-based retail organization. They had just completed their new, five (5) year strategic plan to significantly expand into new geographic regions in the U.S. Their CEO knew that to do so…
A steadily growing professional services firm which had just merged with another sizable firm was facing a succession dilemma. Their long-standing Managing Partner was ready to scale back and succession planning was not in place. Their top producer as well as a couple other partners were interested in the Managing Partner role. However, the incumbent…