Show Notes
Sara Radford is a dedicated Timekeeping Implementation Specialist at CBIZ, where she expertly guides small to medium-sized enterprises through seamless transitions to Kronos/UKG Ready Time and Labor Management systems. With a strong focus on end-to-end support during HCM implementations, she ensures clients navigate every stage of the process with confidence and clarity.
Before rejoining CBIZ, Sara expanded her expertise in Workday Human Capital Management (HCM), gaining hands-on experience in large-scale implementations across healthcare, manufacturing, and not-for-profit sectors. Holding active Workday HCM and Launch certifications, she combines technical acumen with a deep understanding of workforce solutions, making her a strategic partner for organizations optimizing their HR and timekeeping systems.
Beyond her technical proficiency, Sara’s bubbly personality and driven mindset set her apart. She thrives in fast-paced, collaborative environments, bringing meticulous attention to detail, adaptability, and a people-first approach to every project. Her ability to resolve challenges, build strong client relationships, and maintain composure under pressure makes her a trusted consultant and invaluable asset in the world of HCM and workforce management.
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