Stacy Holland
Founder/CEO at IRC USA - Exceptional People, International & IRC Global Technology Practice Leader
“Stacy Holland is authentic. Stacy’s interest in pairing the right talent with the right position is genuine. From the first communication with Stacy, it was evident that Stacy is a mindful and results-oriented talent finder. Stacy’s approach to locating talent is distinct and unique. Her questions demonstrated that she had invested the time and energy to understand the talent requirements of the business need. In addition, understanding that a company hires the whole person, Stacy expressed interest in discovering my hobbies. By building a personal rapport, Stacy created the sense that she and I were a team working together to accomplish our mutually aligned objective: pairing the right talent with the right opportunity/company. Stacy then, step by step, mapped the path to a successful talent/company pairing. Stacy’s overall approach to contacting me for a talent opportunity stood out from hundreds of other emails and inspired me to follow up with her. For example, what impressed me most about Stacy was that in order to have the initial face-to-face meeting, Stacy drove several hours out of her way. Stacy goes the extra distance, literally. I recommend that when Stacy presents a talent need opportunity, whether actively seeking a new opportunity or not, the opportunity is well worth your exploration. To work with Stacy is delightful.”
Insights
IRC Primes Leaders for the Future
IRC Global Executive Search Partners convened affiliates and business partners at three regional summits covering Asia Pacific (APAC), Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and the Americas in early 2019 to spark an intercontinental discussion about leadership and organizational preparedness in an era characterized by accelerating technological change and disruption.The Future of the Australian Wool Industry
Malcolm Duncan, global leader of IRC’s NGO & Not For Profit practice group, sat down with Stuart McCullough, Chief Executive Officer of Australian Wool Innovation Limited (AWI), to discuss the transformation occurring the wool industry supply chain.
How Can Social Media Help Monitor and Predict Dangerous Consumption Behaviours
Substance abuse has long been a public health problem worldwide. Chile is no exception: according to the last SENDA survey (National Drug & Alcohol Prevention Agency) from December 2017 (the survey is conducted every 2 years), in the last 6 years marijuana consumption has increased from 4.6% in 2010 to 14.5% in 2016, showing a 215% increase in prevalence, particularly among young adults - 19 to 34 years of age for both genders.
