Jarred Elias is an experienced and certified executive with a successful track record of developing innovative HR solutions, strategies, and programs. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Arizona State University and a Master of Administration from Northern Arizona University. As the grandson of a Holocaust survivor, Jarred's experience growing up in Apartheid South Africa shaped his belief in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Furthermore, witnessing discrimination first-hand has strengthened Jarred's commitment to fighting for the rights of the most vulnerable. Jarred serves on the board of directors of various community organizations and is a transformational leader committed to helping others reach their fullest potential.
As the CEO of Integrative HR Solutions, Jarred is an expert in Human Resources and has had the privilege of working with some of the world's most respected companies to develop effective HR solutions and strategies. His extensive knowledge of current legal and regulatory obligations related to HR, his strong problem-solving skills, and exceptional communication capabilities make him an invaluable asset to his clients. His remarkable insight into the complexities of leading and managing people, alongside his understanding of diversity, equity, and inclusion, has made him one of the most respected leaders in the HR profession and earned him the respect of his peers, colleagues, and employers alike.
In addition to his professional expertise and knowledge, Jarred has served in HR roles for multiple organizations, providing counsel on human resources matters and consulting on general business strategies. He works directly with clients to develop training programs to maximize employee productivity and performance. His comprehensive approach to HR has enabled him to lead teams to achieve breakthrough results.
In addition to being an internationally recognized thought leader, executive, and life coach, Jarred is also a devoted family man who is happily married to his wife, Heather Elias, and has four children.
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