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Beth Koetz | HR Works Inc.
By: Daily Record Staff//May 18, 2018//
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HR Works Inc. announces promotions within the company. Beth Koetz has been promoted to an affirmative action team leader. Koetz has more than two years of HR experience and brings supervisory experience that will be valuable in her new position. Koetz has improved training design for client presentations and regularly participates in the selection and onboarding processes for new data analysts. She has proven her dedication to quality, timely work in her roles as data analyst and senior data analyst while supporting HR Works’ affirmative action department.
Koetz holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from SUNY Fredonia. She resides in Rochester.
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