ChartHop, the leader in people analytics transforming the way companies manage and support their people, has recognized 10 People leaders redefining the HR discipline in its 2nd Annual People Pioneers Award. ChartHop created the People Pioneers Award to honor HR professionals who have positively impacted their companies and employees via company growth, cultural change, new benefits programs, and more.
“This past year we’ve seen a people-first revolution and People leaders have been tasked with developing programs for the whole employee lifecycle to create a true sense of workplace belonging,” said Ian White, founder and CEO of ChartHop. “We celebrate this year’s group of talented People Pioneers for their ability to drive change, embrace the future of HR, and pave the way for future leaders.”
The 2nd Annual People Pioneers Award winners were nominated by their peers and selected by a rigorous judging process evaluating their impact on implementing people-first initiatives to positively influence both their people and business’ bottom line. Winners earned their accolades for their success in establishing fair compensation policies, scaling company growth, increasing employee net promoter scores, and implementing DEI initiatives. This year’s recipients are:
- Adrianne Court, CHRO at Tealium
- Aleksandra Paszkiewicz, Head of People at Netguru
- Chad MacRae, VP of Talent at Tinder
- JaNaye Norman, VP of People at Modo Labs
- Jen Paxton, VP of People at Smile.io
- Joanna Wise, SVP of People at Whip Media
- Larry Indovina, Chief People Officer at Top Hat
- My Doan Cong, Head of People at ALT
- Natalie Rast, Director of People Operations at Stensul
- Noah Warder, Head of People at Guusto
Chad MacRae, VP of Talent at Tinder, earned a spot on the list for bringing strategic foresight to his company’s talent team and overseeing triple headcount growth over the last three years. Tinder hired 70% of its current employees under MacRae’s leadership. Other key initiatives MacRae introduced to support this dynamic growth include creating workshops, moving to true scenario planning, and implementing the “Be Your Best Self-Education Reimbursement” program.
“I help my team to lean into the current state of the business and examine the external drivers affecting a business and its headcount growth,” said MacRae. “With this focus, the Talent team has been able to plan for multiple scenarios while scaling through a global pandemic and launching hybrid work possibilities across North America.”
My Doan Cong, Head of People at ALT, a champion for inclusivity and employee wellbeing, was chosen for her tremendous impact in creating an empathetic environment for all ALT employees. Since joining the company in early 2022, Doan Cong has rolled out several people-first initiatives: she authored employee leveling and raise structures, increased events and communication to promote belonging, and developed an employee wellness program addressing physical, mental, and financial health.
“We’ve heard a lot of talk about driving efficiency across different tech companies,” said Doan Cong. “At ALT, we approach efficiency through a people-first lens by asking ourselves, ‘How can I get folks to do their best work?’ Engagement and feedback culture is really important, especially in companies with remote workers.”
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