Where people challenges become clear, actionable and solvable.

Our story began with a feeling: the fulfillment of meaningful work, paired with the awareness that more was possible.

People on Purpose was born from a deep understanding of the impact a purposeful, forward-thinking people strategy can have—not only on business performance, but on the individuals behind it.

I’ve spent the majority of my career leading HR operations within a Fortune 1,000 organization, supporting high-performing hotel properties ranging from $30–$50M in annual revenue and across critical phases including pre-opening, operational transformation, and rebranding. Through this work, I developed a strong appreciation for the kind of environment that brings out the best in people. When organizations lead with intention—creating cultures that are transparent, proactive, and genuinely connected—there’s a certain energy you can feel. Teams are more engaged, leaders are more aligned, and the business moves forward with clarity.

I’ve also seen the other side.

Even the most successful organizations can struggle when their people operations lack structure, consistency, or direction. What looks like a performance issue, a retention problem, or a leadership gap is often something deeper— a reflection of how the organization is set up to support its people. It’s not always obvious, but the impact is significant.

As leaders, culture is one of the most powerful differentiators we have, and our people are our greatest asset. Yet both are often pushed aside to address more immediate operational demand, without realizing that many of those challenges stem from gaps in people strategy and process in the first place.

Understanding the impact that thoughtful, well-designed solutions can make, I founded People on Purpose to help organizations take a more intentional approach to how they lead, operate, and grow. Because when your culture is strong and your people are supported, everything else becomes more sustainable.

Jordan Nace

Founder & Principal Consultant | SHRM- SCP

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