Certified Magazine Celebrates EGPAF Excellence
Posted by
Jane Coaston
Washington, D.C.
February 13, 2013
Monitoring war zones and managing thousands of HIV care and treatment sites - not your standard human resources work, unless you're at EGPAF.
With 5,300 sites in 15 countries and 900 employees who are mostly in the field, the human resources experts at the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation manage our work to eliminate pediatric HIV/AIDS every single day – negotiating everything from payroll to healthcare, scheduling international flights, and yes, monitoring war zones. This winter, they were recognized for their work in a cover story in “Certified” magazine, the official publication of the
Human Resources Certification Institute (HCRI).
Chrissie Shea, associate director of human
resources for the Foundation. Her department
was recently profiled in Certified magazine.
(Photo: Chrissie Shea/EGPAF)
Chrissie Shea is associate director of human resources for the Foundation, and she said that the article was prompted by HCRI’s interest in the Foundation’s work. She added that she was most excited to see more attention focused on the Foundation’s activities around the world as we work to help mothers and families. Andrew Moir, international director of human resources for the Foundation, agreed. “I think the reason why we are excited by the article is that it recognizes and validates the important contribution that our global HR team makes towards the success of our country programs.”
Congratulations to the entire human resources team on their well-deserved recognition.
To read the article, click
here.
Jane Coaston is Media Relations Coordinator for the Foundation, based in Washington, D.C.