Connors Group Appoints Stacey Kavanagh as New APAC Practice Leader
In a significant move for its operations in the Asia-Pacific region, Connors Group has appointed Stacey Kavanagh as the new APAC Practice Leader. With a base in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Kavanagh's extensive experience in workforce management and strategic consulting positions her well to advance Connors Group’s mission of improving productivity and operational efficiency across diverse sectors.
Stacey Kavanagh joins Connors Group after a distinguished tenure at PwC, where she served as Director of Payroll Advisory. Her focus was on optimizing workforce management processes and compliance strategies, contributing significantly to organizations across the Asia-Pacific. Before her role at PwC, Kavanagh was with Axsium Group, where she played a pivotal role in implementing innovative workforce solutions that enhanced organizational performance.
Jeff Peretin, President and CEO of Connors Group, expressed enthusiasm about Kavanagh's appointment. "We are excited to welcome Stacey to our team as we continue to solidify our presence in the APAC region. Her rich expertise in workforce management will be crucial as we deliver effective, data-driven solutions to our clients,” Peretin stated.
Connors Group has been engaged in the Australian market since 2018, collaborating with leading businesses to optimize workforce performance in industries such as retail, supply chain, manufacturing, and quick service restaurants. In 2023, the firm established its APAC practice in Australia to meet the increasing demand for solutions related to workforce optimization and human capital management.
Under Kavanagh's leadership, the APAC team is set to build on Connors Group’s commitment to providing solutions that empower organizations to make informed, data-driven decisions. Speaking about her new role, Kavanagh expressed her eagerness to take on the challenge. "I am thrilled to lead the APAC team at Connors Group. Workforce management is critical to organizational success, and I look forward to collaborating with our talented professionals to deliver solutions that boost efficiency, productivity, and employee satisfaction. We aim to empower businesses to achieve long-term workforce success through data-informed strategies,” she affirmed.
Founded in 2008, Connors Group specializes in management consulting and industrial engineering, helping clients attain measurable operational improvements. The company focuses on human capital management and workforce productivity, serving a variety of sectors including retail, supply chain, manufacturing, public sector, and healthcare. With a proven track record that includes an average ROI of 7.25x on over 1,000 successful global projects, Connors Group has established itself as a trusted partner for organizations looking to enhance productivity and workforce management.
For more information about Connors Group and its services, please visit their website at www.connorsllc.com. The leadership changes at Connors Group represent not only a strategic decision to enhance its service delivery in the APAC region but also a solid step towards responding to the evolving needs of clients in an increasingly competitive environment.
Stacey Kavanagh joins Connors Group after a distinguished tenure at PwC, where she served as Director of Payroll Advisory. Her focus was on optimizing workforce management processes and compliance strategies, contributing significantly to organizations across the Asia-Pacific. Before her role at PwC, Kavanagh was with Axsium Group, where she played a pivotal role in implementing innovative workforce solutions that enhanced organizational performance.
Jeff Peretin, President and CEO of Connors Group, expressed enthusiasm about Kavanagh's appointment. "We are excited to welcome Stacey to our team as we continue to solidify our presence in the APAC region. Her rich expertise in workforce management will be crucial as we deliver effective, data-driven solutions to our clients,” Peretin stated.
Connors Group has been engaged in the Australian market since 2018, collaborating with leading businesses to optimize workforce performance in industries such as retail, supply chain, manufacturing, and quick service restaurants. In 2023, the firm established its APAC practice in Australia to meet the increasing demand for solutions related to workforce optimization and human capital management.
Under Kavanagh's leadership, the APAC team is set to build on Connors Group’s commitment to providing solutions that empower organizations to make informed, data-driven decisions. Speaking about her new role, Kavanagh expressed her eagerness to take on the challenge. "I am thrilled to lead the APAC team at Connors Group. Workforce management is critical to organizational success, and I look forward to collaborating with our talented professionals to deliver solutions that boost efficiency, productivity, and employee satisfaction. We aim to empower businesses to achieve long-term workforce success through data-informed strategies,” she affirmed.
Founded in 2008, Connors Group specializes in management consulting and industrial engineering, helping clients attain measurable operational improvements. The company focuses on human capital management and workforce productivity, serving a variety of sectors including retail, supply chain, manufacturing, public sector, and healthcare. With a proven track record that includes an average ROI of 7.25x on over 1,000 successful global projects, Connors Group has established itself as a trusted partner for organizations looking to enhance productivity and workforce management.
For more information about Connors Group and its services, please visit their website at www.connorsllc.com. The leadership changes at Connors Group represent not only a strategic decision to enhance its service delivery in the APAC region but also a solid step towards responding to the evolving needs of clients in an increasingly competitive environment.
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