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Anessa Fike
Bestselling Author of The Revolution of Work; Queen of Fractional HR (*10+ years of being Fractional*);15x Chief People Officer; Executive and Fractional Coach; Worked with 120+ Orgs Globally; CEO & Founder of Fike+Co
Anessa Fike is a prominent figure in the HR and workplace transformation space. She is the CEO and Founder of Fike+Co, a multi-million-dollar consulting firm specializing in fractional people, HR, and talent executive leadership for companies experiencing growth, scale, transition, or transformation.12
Anessa is known as the "Queen of Fractional HR" and has served as Chief People Officer for more than a dozen startups and organizations. She has worked with over 110 organizations globally, including notable companies like NPR, Niche, and Uber.13
Key aspects of Anessa Fike's career and achievements include:
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Education: She graduated from Penn State University in 2007 with a degree in journalism.16
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Professional Experience: Anessa has extensive experience in HR leadership, having worked with numerous organizations as a fractional Chief People Officer.3
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Author: She wrote the book "The Revolution of Work: F*ck the Patriarchy and the Workplace It Built".5
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Think Tank Organizer: Anessa runs "The Revolution of Work Think Tank," which focuses on developing solutions for the future of work.5
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Awards: She has won multiple HR awards, including being recognized as the "Most Inclusive HR Influencer".1
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Social Media Presence: Anessa is active on LinkedIn, where she has built a following of over 10,000 people. Her posts often address workplace issues, discrimination, and HR-related topics.2
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Speaking Engagements: She has spoken at international, national, and regional events, both in-person and virtually.2
Anessa Fike is passionate about creating equitable and inclusive workplaces, advocating for diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice in HR practices.14
Highlights
Anyone have a space for 50-100 people that I could use in Austin, TX in the afternoon of Oct 2?
It’s Juneteenth.
I hope you get to enjoy the day, or educate yourself on this day.
And if you are a yt person, and you are in any type of leadership role, I also want you to ask yourself what you have done for your Black employees this year.
If a Juneteenth celebration is the only thing that you can think of, you are really really doing it wrong.
Do better.
#juneteenth #celebrateBlackexcellenceallyear #leadership #hr
