While OFCCP compliance, recruiting, and leadership are typically a part of a human resource professional’s role, technology also plays a part in the development of strategies and initiatives. This year we’ve made some exciting additions to the DirectEmployers 2013 Annual Meeting taking place October 21-24 in San Diego, California. To take our conference full circle, we’ve added an entire educational track dedicated to technology. This not only gives attendees more options when choosing sessions, but also exposes them to the latest innovations and best practices implemented by employers of all sizes and within a variety of industries.
Product Development Update
Presenters: Rick Wehrle, Jason Sole, Kyle Totten & Mike Seidle of DirectEmployers Association
It is the goal of the Association to provide Members with recruiting technologies that are not only fitting to job seeker behaviors, but which are compliant with OFCCP regulations as well. Join members of the DirectEmployers Product Development team as they review the developments from the past year, as well as the improvements and new additions to come in the near future.
The Impact of Social Tools of Talent Management
Presenter: Tejas Saraiya, Google
Recruiters are rapidly adopting social media as a tool to source applicants and engage candidates during the recruitment process, but many do not consider its effect on retention, brand, engagement, and efficiency. In this one hour session, Tejas Saraiya of Google will enlighten attendees on the broader impact and significance of social tools, as well as how employers can be more efficient in their use of such tools.
Converting Job Seekers to Applicants with Your Mobile, Social and Career Site Strategies
Presenter: Björn Wigeman, Potentialpark Communications
With more than a decade of research regarding job seeker behaviors and attitudes, Potentialpark is a powerhouse of knowledge that stands ready to help employers implement targeted recruiting strategies. Björn Wigeman, Understanding Talent for Potentialpark, will provide insight into better understanding job seeker preferences and priorities, improving communication, and how you can benchmark your communication strategy against competitors.
Your Digital Edge: Recruiting Interns & College Grads
Moderator: Marilyn Mackes, National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Panelists: Manny Contomanolis, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT); Trudy Steinfeld, New York University (NYU)
Recruiting interns and recent college grads often requires an entirely different strategy than those used for the older generations. Born in the digital age, these young job seekers need to be engaged through the tech-friendly mediums they are familiar with. Listen in on this panel discussion as experts weigh in on the latest digital recruiting techniques to help you tap into this talented pool of candidates.
These sessions are only a small sample of those that are a part of our impressive conference agenda, so take a few minutes to review the DEAM13 website and familiarize with the location, agenda, and networking opportunities before registering to attend. Are you the lone attendee from your organization? Get to know your fellow attendees before making the trip to California by participating in the DEAM13 pre-conference online networking event, taking place Wednesday, October 16th.