Human Capital Consulting Partners
Driving Organization Performance
Since delivering its first vessel in 2003, Philly Shipyard has become one of the leading U.S. commercial shipyards, constructing and delivering over 50% of all Jones Act ocean-going merchant ships. To meet such formidable demands, Philly Shipyard employs over 1,100 people, many of whom hold specialized positions. Read more to find out how HCC Partners helped the Philly Shipyard find qualified candidates to fill these roles. Read More
When Nick Lanzi, entrepreneur and CEO, met Jim Geier over five years ago through BCA—a group of community and business leaders in the Delaware Valley—he recognized that he was struggling with some business issues. He had no idea that he would come to rely on—and later credit Jim—for contributing to the outstanding success of his business, Direct Choice, Inc., a national direct marketing agency. Read More
HCC Partners’ Jim Geier will be speaking at the Northeast PA Society for Human Resource Management’s Strategies for HR Organizational and Cultural Change Management on June 14, 2018. Key topics of Jim’s presentation will include: strategies for successful change management, leading change processes, communicating change processes, dealing with obstacles and resistance, and designing cultural change. Read More
HCC Partners’ Jim Geier will be speaking at the Lehigh Valley Society for Human Resource Management’s Strategies for HR Organizational and Cultural Change Management on June 12, 2018. Key topics of Jim’s presentation will include: strategies for successful change management, leading change processes, communicating change processes, dealing with obstacles and resistance, and designing cultural change. Read More
Major sports figures, entertainment industry icons, corporate CEOs, and politicians are all affected by the recent wave of sexual harassment claims. While these high profile cases are just that, do not be fooled into thinking this issue won’t move downstream and affect middle market companies, like yours. It’s better to be proactive and engage your employees in an honest discussion than face a lawsuit. Read More