Meet Our Team

Get to know the people driving your success.

We Are trak group

DeMond Menefee

Senior Recruiter

Mike McCullough

Chief Executive Officer

Jennifer Marsh

Chief Operating Officer

Jeff Yund

Chief Growth Officer

Marty Sizemore

Chief People Officer

Denise Garber

Controller

Nora Banoun

Business Development Manager/Staffing Team Lead

Kiva Lockett

Senior Account Manager

Taylor Ballinger

Professional Services Team Lead

James Kim

Director of Accounting & Finance

Bonnie Pauldine

Senior Recruiter

Nick Gilkey

Healthcare Team Lead

Tori Bryant

Business Development Manager

Colin Connell

Business Development Manager

Daphne Gray

Client Success Manager

Rachel Spade

Client Success Manager

Elise Boeddeker

Senior Recruiter

Elizabeth Kuhn

Senior Recruiter

Grace Rimele

Recruiter

Ella Bowling

Learning and Development Specialist

Kristen Collins

Administrative Assistant

Caitlin McGowan

Senior Recruiter

Shelby Pecoraro

Business Development Manager

Courtney Herrington

Business Development Manager

Paul Collura

Account Manager

Jules Fischer

Senior Recruiter

Jessica MacKenzie

Senior Recruiter

Kelsie Kessler

Senior Recruiter

Jake Bennings

Recruiter

Andrew Schiltz

Senior Recruiter

Brad Blair

Senior Recruiter

Joe Canavan

Senior Recruiter

James Kim

Director of Accounting & Finance

What do you love most about your role at trak?

Being an expert in Accounting and Finance in the Greater Cincinnati Market. Living and being a part of the Cincinnati community, my objective is to add value to the community by getting local candidates placed with local communities. I believe that by adding value to my community it has allowed me to grow an extensive network, particularly by placing leaders and decision makers in key roles in Cincinnati. I am adept at knowing what companies can best utilize your skills and where to find specific candidates to fill specific roles. I love matching candidates with the right role, by thoroughly listening to what they have done and where they would live to be from a professional standpoint. I like having a relationship in which I can continue to bring opportunities to working candidates passively and confidentially. There’s nothing like the thrill of a candidate’s enthusiastic “Yes!” to an offer, and an equally pleased hiring manager who just landed a top performer. Perhaps even more satisfying is successfully recruiting a superstar and then seeing them thriving in their new role. Knowing my efforts impact the lives of candidates, as well as my client's bottom line keeps me going every day.

 

 What is the best piece of advice you give to your candidates and/or clients?

Know your worth as a candidate, be intentional on your resume to ensure that it speaks to not only what you’ve done, but how those skills translate into what you want to do in the future. Your resume is not the end-all be-all, it’s a snapshot of your experience and skills. It’s important to be specific about your accomplishments. There is value in including your biggest accomplishment, win, or professional development you achieved at each of your roles.