Advantage Performance Group welcomes a new partner, Selen Turner

A seasoned talent development leader and HR executive specializing in crafting holistic HR strategies that drive organizational success, Selen Turner officially joined Advantage Performance Group as a new partner on August 1. She formerly held leadership roles in HR, talent management, and development with organizations including Mastercard and global medical device pioneer Cordis.

Through those and other roles, Selen has ushered diverse teams through culture transformations and implemented award-winning programs. Her passion for creating inclusive workplaces and empowering teams extends to designing innovative strategies to foster growth and excellence.  Her extensive background in HR together with academic rigor makes her a sought-after advisor and speaker.

"Every new partner who joins us here at APG raises our collective capability set and adds their own unique brand to our culture," said Jonathan Hodge, Advantage president & CEO.  "We are fortunate to have Selen choosing us for the next phase of her already incredibly successful career inside of multiple organizations helping them manage their most important assets: their people.

"Additionally, her consulting background and academic career combine forces to add value not only to the clients she will serve while here at Advantage but also to our team and our customers," he said.

"I'm thrilled to join Advantage and excited to work with organizations of all sizes and industries to craft unique talent development strategies and workplace solutions that unlock human potential and thriving work cultures," Selen said.

"Together with the partners and thought leaders at Advantage Performance Group, I'm eager to amplify my reach and make a broad impact to transform and elevate workplace experiences." - Selen Turner

A native of Turkey, Selen and her husband, Andie, share their Florida home in greater Palm Beach with two rescue dogs. She is looking forward to completing a PhD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology in 2025 while contributing research on how DEI is affecting African American women in the workplace.

Connect with Selen on LinkedIn, via email at sturner@advantageperformance.com or by phone at +1 (305) 924.1878.