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As a recruiter, entrepreneur, and public speaker, Karen Mattonen is a voice of reason and sensibility in today's recruiting community. Her doing-well-by- doing-right philosophy is shaking up the status quo in an industry that needs to be shaken. She does this with conviction, leadership, and a distinctive voice that cries out for change. Karen has a new and future oriented vision of what recruiting can and should become: a profession we can be proud of for its ethical standing, professional conduct and ability to build great organizations. She lives on the west coast with her husband, her swimming pool and her passion to fix what is broken.
Jim Stroud is a Searchologist with an expertise in the full life-cycle placement of executive and technical personnel, recruitment research, and competitive intelligence. He has consulted for such companies as Google, Siemens, MCI and a host of start-up companies. He presently serves Microsoft as a Technical Sourcing Consultant and is a regular contributor to Microsoft's Technical Careers Blog. "Jim Stroud was a top 10 finalist for a 2006 Recruiting.com Best Blog Award for his blog, Jim Stroud 2.0, by Recruiting.com in 2006. He can reached via his website: jimstroud.com
Howard Adamsky builds business by hiring great people and teaching others how to do the same. He has over twenty years of experience in identifying, developing and implementing effective solutions for organizations struggling to recruit and retain top talent. He is a politically incorrect, atypical thinker who solves problems and gets results. He is also a frequent contributor to ERE as well as so many other sites that seem more than comfortable “borrowing” his material. See more about him at www.howardadamsky.com
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