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Marcia Glatman
Marcia Glatman is a Managing Director of The Crossroads Consulting Group, LLC. The Crossroads Consulting Group has been organized to provide small-group
networking opportunities for executives that are in the same profession and at comparable compensation levels. The “Coffee & Conversation” format encourages
peer-to-peer career management coaching at a professional level.
Marcia has been an executive search consultant since 1978. In 1988, she became President of HRD Consultants, a nationally-recognized retainer search firm
that focuses exclusively on executive-level human resource professionals. Clients include many of the Fortune 500 Corporations. Marcia is a member of the
Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC).
Marcia is the author of the book "The Executive Talent Scouts" and is the co-author of a white paper "Creating
the Best Place to Work—Beyond the Hype." She is presently collaborating with Richard Meyers on a book. The working title is "Learn
to Love the Job You Hate".
Marcia has been cited for her expertise in human resources, executive search, networking and career management and has been quoted in “The
Smart Woman’s Guide to Interviewing and Salary Negotiations,” Julie Adair King; The Wall Street Journal Online;
Training and Development magazine; etc.
She has also made presentations on the state of the practice of the human resource profession and on how to use retained search firms to both find a job
and advance one’s career.
Marcia is listed in Key Women in Retained Executive Search (Kennedy Publications); Who’s Who of American
Women; The Rites of Passage at $100,000+, John Lucht.
She is the editor of the intelligence report “Trends in Human Resources” and is the organizer of “The
Human Resource Roundtable,” an annual knowledge-sharing event for leaders within the human resource community. Past topics include: “How Can a Chief
Human Resource Officer Create a Lasting Legacy?” and “Winning the Brass Ring - The Collective Wisdom of Chief Human Resource Officers.”
Marcia has a master’s degree from Hunter College of the City University of New York.
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