Jennifer Kraszewski, Paycom’s Vice President of Human Resources, has more than 20 years of HR leadership experience, driving transformative, business-focused human capital strategies in high-growth industries to achieve efficiencies, compliance, and employee engagement. Under her leadership, she has helped secure Paycom's spot on Glassdoor's Best Places to Work among Large Employers and HR.com's Leadership Excellence for outstanding leadership development programs.
Kraszewski was a presenter at the Awesome New Tech session at the 2019 HR Technology Conference and has been featured across industry publications like SHRM, HR Bartender, and Talent Culture as well as popular podcasts in HR Happy Hour and HR Break Room. She is a featured blogger and hosts webinars on HR topics through SHRM, HR Dive, and HR.com.
Prior to joining Paycom, Kraszewski led the HR function for a Fortune 100 company that was named one of Fortune's Best Places to Work after leading a restaurant conglomerate.
Kraszewski holds a bachelor’s degree from Baylor University and an MBA from Oklahoma City University, and is SPHR- and SHRM-SCP-certified.
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