Who We Are
Helen Halewski & Associates provide critical management consulting services to leaders who desire to enhance organizational performance and increase the uptake and effectiveness of change. Our customized organizational development experiences at the individual, team, and organizational level connect culture, strategy, and leadership to yield significant and sustainable results.
Our team of consultants have worked with major corporations around the world on strategy and human capital issues, including the World Bank, AT&T, Avon, the New York City Fire Department, American Express, and Paychex. Helen Halewski & Associates have been quoted in publications including the Washington Post, the Economist, and the Wall Street Journal. Speaking engagements include Global Entrepolis in Singapore, the National Barter Conference in Istanbul, the European Barter Trade Symposium in Brussels, and the China Internet Business Conference in Beijing.
Prior to forming Helen Halewski & Associates, Helen was a global business executive with more than two decades of experience working for some of the world’s most successful companies. As a leading business strategist and culture transformer, she drove Philip Morris, American Express, Bausch & Lomb, and other top companies to significant advancements.
During Helen’s career, she turned around struggling businesses, integrated acquisitions, and created differentiated strategies to achieve results. As a trusted business partner she innovated ways to align systems, people, and cultures to drive execution.
The firm of Helen Halewski and Associates was founded in 2017, after Helen completed the transformation of the human capital systems at Hillside Family of Agencies where she was the Chief Human Resources & Organization Development Officer and the Chief Strategic Planning Officer.
Helen received her Ph.D. in Organizational Psychology from the City University of New York. She lives on the shores of Lake Ontario with her husband. Helen is a classically trained musician, a decent cook, and a lousy golfer.