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Hanold Associates is a boutique retained executive search firm with a core focus on recruiting Human Resource, diversity, and general counsel executives for world-class clients. The firm has a distinctive focus on searching for dynamic and culturally appropriate human resources and diversity officers and building sustainable contemporary human resources organizations. We focus on blending the science of retained executive search with the art of understanding the important nuances of getting culture fit right when introducing candidates to client organizations. We serve distinctive clients across geographies and industries. We work fast, very fast. We serve world-class organizations which include Amazon, McKinsey, eBay, Great Place To Work, Nike, Heinz, Fossil, Vail Resorts, Abbott, Carnival Corporation, Biogen, Heinz, Bridgestone, CDW, Silicon Valley Bank, PureCircle, PG&E, PPG, Cargill, CNA Financial, ServiceMaster, Northwestern Memorial Healthcare and Sears Holdings.
Motus is the definitive expert in mobile workforce solutions. Its platform simplifies the reimbursement and management of vehicle and device costs through personalized calculations. Powered by an unmatched pool of data, refined over more than 80 years, and updated in real time, Motus is the platform of choice for top Fortune 500 companies and organizations committed to workplace agility. Motus automotive data, captured and analyzed across the world`s largest retained pool of drivers, also underpins the annual Internal Revenue Service (IRS) business mileage standard, the amount an individual can deduct for business vehicle expenses.
BELAY is the leading Virtual Staffing Solutions company. Established in 2010, our own company is 100% virtual and we have won several awards for our culture and employee satisfaction.
Our story goes something like this... In 1995 Pete Hietpas, a CNA at the time, was working for a variety of agencies in the Fox Valley (Wisconsin) area. Although he felt respected in his profession - he felt as though the agencies were missing a cri...