Emma Stravitz

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Emma Stravitz is a recruiter at Taylor Root, specializing in talent acquisition for mid-size and boutique law firms. With a background in communication and a passion for HR discovered in college, she brings a personalized, full-cycle recruiting approach to every search. Emma partners with firms to identify candidates who match their culture and goals, fostering strong relationships that lead to lasting placements. Her thoughtful strategies help clients grow with confidence and empower candidates to thrive in the legal industry.

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