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 With 12 years of experience in the legal recruiting
profession, Tracy Naftalis has developed a diverse practice fueled
primarily by referrals from satisfied candidates and clients. Repeat
business from satisfied clients speaks well of her approach. So what makes Tracy's approach
unique? Her intuition, listening skills, and tenacity have combined to make
Tracy one
of the most highly reputable legal recruiters. But perhaps most
importantly, her success stems from her personal approach and genuine
concern for both her candidates' and clients' success.
Tracy's solid
reputation is due in part to her successful history of placing candidates.
Whether she is placing associates, partners, or partner groups into premier
law firms of all sizes and cultures; from international institutional firms
to mid-sized collegial shops to very specialized boutiques; she has always
taken a personal, hands-on approach to making her candidates feel
comfortable and finding the best fit for them.
Tracy uses that
same personal approach to conduct attorney searches for corporations as
well. The needs of her corporate clients range from Fortune 500 companies
with specific needs in their legal department to small companies hiring
their first attorney.
Tracy brings a
wealth of experience to her job as legal recruiter. Having practiced law
for a decade before joining Counsel Source, Tracy knows the demands of the legal
profession and the critical element of personal chemistry in making a
successful match between employer and candidate.
Tracy received her J.D. Degree from the University of Houston
and B.S. in Radio-Television-Film with Honors from the University of Texas
at Austin.
During her legal career, Tracy
served as in-house counsel for a large Texas Savings and Loan, followed by
seven years with the FDIC, Assistance Transactions Division.
Tracy stays
active in the community by contributing her talents to many organizations.
She is presently on the Board of the Dallas Foundation for Psychoanalytic
Studies. Her volunteer work has included: serving as a docent at the Dallas
Museum of Art/Gateway Gallery where she was a tour guide to children; she
has served as a Board member for Promise House (a youth crisis center), a
Board member of the Dallas Visual Arts Center, now known as the Dallas
Contemporary, a member of the Dallas Junior League, and as a volunteer at
The Family Place and MediSend. Tracy is
additionally active in the alumni of Ursuline
Academy and the Holocaust Museum's
Dallas Initiative on Holocaust Education.
In addition to her legal recruiting career and community involvement, Tracy is an avid
runner and enjoys mountain climbing, cycling, yoga, film and creative
writing.
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