Human Capital Services

With a founder whose early grounding in workforce development helped shape her career and a Vice President who specializes in human capital and organization effectiveness, PEP has a strong foundation in human capital services. Building on that, we have accumulated a wealth of experience, from consulting on human resource policy and labor relations to building cohesive and highly effective teams. Our services are informed by our own corporate culture and core values, which complement and reinforce our clients’ goals and inspire employees and contractors to work toward peak performance.

PEP’s capabilities include:

Human Resources Support
Human Resource Policy
Workforce Planning
Human Capital Accountability
Training and Development

National Science Foundation, Division of Human Resources Management

Supporting a broad range of human capital initiatives within HRM, the division that manages human resource functions and supports NSF business units as they each establish a strategic direction and build the workforce required to fulfill their missions. Our expertise and assistance facilitate the design, development, and implementation of human capital solutions that strengthen HRM operational effectiveness and delivery of high-quality customer service; agency reform activities; development and streamlining of policies and procedures; staffing and strategic workforce planning; employee relations; employee engagement, recognition, and retention; and overall human capital accountability.

U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs

Provide consulting and advisory support to the Office of Administration’s Human Resources Division (OA/HRD) in key areas, including HR policy and workforce and strategic planning. Working closely with OJP’s OA/HRD director, PEP’s HR specialists provide a significant depth of expertise in federal human resource practices to address and complete long-standing HR projects as well as new requirements. PEP and OA/HRD will collaborate to ensure that OJP’s human capital resources and efforts align with OJP strategic goals and objectives.

U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Workforce Investment

Designed and administered a team effectiveness assessment for 90 OWI staff across five divisions. Response themes and priorities were established through quantitative and qualitative data analysis. Debrief and action planning sessions were conducted with each division to review the assessment results and facilitate the development of action plans fully owned by each team. Assessment results and action plans enabled teams to improve operational effectiveness.

U.S. Department of Energy, Strategic Petroleum Reserve

Developed and implemented customer-specific trainings on Microsoft SharePoint, K2 workflows, change management, and operational processes. The result was enhanced technical skills and knowledge among program staff; better run programs that met established requirements, guidelines, and best practices; and roughly $450,000 in training cost savings.