HR Success Partners is a small practice on purpose. When you bring me in, you get twenty years of HR experience, not a junior consultant working from a playbook.
I've spent more than twenty years in HR and people operations across healthcare, manufacturing, real estate, tech and engineering, communications, and professional services. I've built HR functions from nothing, carried teams through rapid growth, and sat across from executives working through everything from compensation strategy to organizational design to the conversations nobody wants to have.
What I kept running into was this. The businesses that needed good HR the most were often the ones least able to afford it. A 40-person company has all the same compliance obligations as a 4,000-person company. It just doesn't have the department.
That's the gap HR Success Partners fills. Fractional and project-based HR that gives smaller businesses access to the kind of expertise that usually only comes with a full-time executive hire.
I'm based in Royal Oak and work with businesses across Metro Detroit and Michigan, plus multi-state employers who need someone who understands how quickly compliance gets complicated when you cross state lines.
A few things you can expect from working together.
Not everything needs fixing today. You'll get an honest read on what's genuinely risky versus what can wait a quarter.
No account managers, no handoffs. The person you meet on the first call is the person doing the work.
Plenty of HR advice runs on worst-case scenarios. I'd rather explain the actual risk and let you make an informed call.
Enterprise processes crush small teams. What I build is meant to work with the headcount and budget you actually have.
Employment law is dense enough without HR jargon layered on top. You'll understand what I'm telling you.
Everything I build, from handbooks to templates to processes, is yours to run without me. No dependency by design.
HR looks different depending on the room you're in. A manufacturing floor and a software team have almost nothing in common operationally, and the HR that works for one will fail the other.
A free consultation, no obligation. Bring whatever's on your mind: the thing you've been avoiding, the thing you're not sure about, or just a general check that you're on solid ground.