Leading lease accounting and management solution provider expands leadership team to support the next phase of its strategic growth(Visual Lease )
Visual Lease, a leading provider of lease accounting and management solutions, announced the appointment of Amy Land as Director, Human Resources. In her role, Land will oversee Visual Lease’s employee value proposition and talent acquisition and development strategies.
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“I’m thrilled to join the Visual Lease team for the next phase of the company’s strategic growth plans”
Prior to joining Visual Lease, Land spent more than 20 years at mid- and large-size companies creating and implementing policies and programs to enhance the full life-cycle of the employee. Her experience includes HR strategy, culture creation, employee engagement, succession planning, coaching and performance. “Amy’s creativity and business-scaling skills will help support our tremendous growth and generate new ideas to further enhance our company culture,” said Katie Eskandarian, VP, Finance, Visual Lease.
Land will play a key role in maintaining Visual Lease’s distinction as one of the best places to work in New Jersey as well as the company’s recent placement in the top 10% of the 2020 Inc. 5000 list. “I’m thrilled to join the Visual Lease team for the next phase of the company’s strategic growth plans,” said Land. “I am ready to build on Visual Lease’s employment brand by extending our employee engagement, recognition and training programs, so we can make the NJBIZ Best Place to Work distinction an ongoing tradition,” Land concluded.
Since 2018, Visual Lease has nearly tripled its employee base and continues to focus on employee growth and development. As a top employer in the state of New Jersey, the company is committed to continuing to hire best-fit team members from other parts of the country as well through remote work opportunities.
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