Evoque, a US-based provider of connectivity, cloud and data center services with global reach, announced the appointment of Sara Lemons as the company’s Chief People Officer.
Lemons’ strong business acumen and experience motivating teams within a culture of inclusivity aligns perfectly with Evoque’s goals, both today and as the company continues to evolve. “Sara is a strategic thinker and will be instrumental in driving our initiatives around talent management, organizational effectiveness and culture. Her leadership will be critical as we look to develop programs that support our growth and drive employee engagement,” said Catherine Smith, Evoque’s Chief Administrative Officer.
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Before joining Evoque, Lemons headed human resources for Samsung Electronics America, Networks Business. In that role, she served as the HR leader to the executive vice president and general manager of the multi-billion dollar business. She provided strategic HR direction globally in the areas of talent attraction and management, organizational design, and change management enhancing organizational capabilities and driving growth.
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“Evoque’s deep and diverse pool of talent is its most important asset, and it is important that we continue to attract and retain the best and brightest as we grow and evolve into the future,” Lemons said. “I’m impressed by the team that has already been assembled and look forward to helping Evoque expand and add to the expertise that will make a significant difference to its customers and overall business.”
A native Texan and a resident of Dallas, Lemons will be based at Evoque’s Dallas headquarters. She is an alumna of North Texas University, and is a board member at NAMI, a North Texas mental health non-profit organization.
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