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    Top HR Execs to Watch in 2022: ICF’s Caryn McGarry

    By Staff WriterSeptember 13, 2022
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    Caryn McGarry, ICF

    Caryn McGarry

    Chief Human Resources Officer, ICF

    Knowing people are drawn to ICF to do meaningful work, Caryn McGarry and her team attract those with the desire to solve complex challenges with global impact, establish a strong connection to ICF during their onboarding, then invest in their professional growth, wellbeing and sense of belonging.   

    “The world has changed so much, but what’s constant is our commitment to offering a stimulating, supportive and respectful environment where our employees can thrive and be part of our remarkable growth,” she said. “We also lean into opportunities for positive change by listening to our employees and evolving our programs, processes and policies.”   

    Her recent achievements include embracing the future of work as most of ICF’s 8,000 employees adopted hybrid work arrangements to preserve much-valued flexibility and balance. McGarry championed employee wellbeing by expanding ICF’s Be Well program with a robust set of resources and webinars, plus a new app to promote emotional, social, physical and financial wellness. 

    Why Watch 

    In 2022, McGarry and her team are accelerating a comprehensive people strategy that includes supporting career and leadership growth. They recently launched “impact conversations” that inspire employees to drive their professional growth by identifying career interests, tapping into ICF resources, expanding their networks and developing learning agility. 

    “We’re a purpose-driven team, united by a culture that values opportunity,” said ICF CEO John Wasson. “Caryn’s people-first leadership strategy and maturing analytics capabilities keep ICF closely aligned with the needs of our employees, our clients and the industries we support.” 

    See the entire Top HR Execs to Watch in 2022 list here. 

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