New Leaders at Joe Produce

The company has named Julie Marcik president and promoted Amy Lawrence to director of search.

A combined photo of a pair of younger white women standing outside in a planted, green, out of focus background. The woman on the left has red hair, blue eyes, and is wearing a navy blue suit coat over a similarly colored blouse. On the right is a blond woman with blue eyes wearing a gold necklace and a navy blue blouse.
From left, Joe Produce announced that Amy Lawrence has been promoted to director of executive search and that Julie Marcik has been appointed president.
(Photos courtesy of Joe Produce)

Joe Produce, a job marketing and executive search firm serving the fresh produce industry, announced key leadership transitions on Oct. 15. Julie Marcik has been appointed president, and Amy Lawrence has been promoted to director of executive search.

Marcik, who has been instrumental in developing the firm’s client partnerships and search operations, will oversee company strategy and continued expansion.

“I’m excited and honored to help lead Joe Produce into this next chapter,” Marcik says. “Our company has always been about people — our clients, our candidates and our team. As we move forward, we’re focused on strengthening relationships, delivering exceptional service and continuing to make a positive impact across the produce industry.”

Lawrence, previously senior executive search consultant, will now guide executive search operations and team development.

“I’m thrilled to continue helping move Joe Produce forward,” Lawrence says. “We have the privilege of working with such incredible client partners, and it’s truly rewarding to support their success while helping talented professionals grow and thrive across the fresh produce industry.”

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