The digital accelerator, NEORIS, has signed up Frederick Welsh as the new Chief Human Capital Officer. The executive will be in charge of the global management of the company’s human capital, designing strategies that enhance the talent-centric vision and the implementation of actions that promote the sense of belonging and the constant motivation of the teams.
Likewise, Welsh will be responsible for giving continuity to the company’s plans regarding growth in the amount of talents around the world, in addition to strengthening the position of NEORIS as one of the best companies to work for.
With this new appointment, the company continues to strengthen its management team in response to the challenges that the technology industry presents in terms of attracting and retaining human talent.
“At NEORIS we are convinced that talents are the center and our reason for being. It is based on the people who are part of the company that we seek to consolidate ourselves as a company that works for and for its employees. Achieving this would not be possible without having a great work team, so Federico’s experience makes us stronger in this regard and helps us advance in our goal of being a company where their talents feel part of it. and where the professionals of the future also have a gateway to the IT industry”, points out Martin Mendez, Neoris CEO.
Frederick Welsh is a corporate lawyer and has more than 20 years of experience working in top-level multinational companies, in the areas of human resources. Before joining NEORIS, he was, since January 2018, Accenture’s Human Resources Director for the Hispanic South America region, a company he joined in 2015.
“In the current environment, characterized by its volatility and disruption, companies must demonstrate their ability to adapt to new situations. In this context, talent management becomes essential to deal with turnover and find effective loyalty strategies that allow us to establish solid long-term relationships with our professionals.”, affirms Federico, in relation to his incorporation.
Married and father of four children, Federico is a lawyer from the Argentine Catholic University and has a Master’s Degree in Business Law from the Austral University of Buenos Aires.
