The next few weeks will be full of free education from ASA. These upcoming ASA webinars will offer lessons from industry leaders, tips on how you can grow your business, and more.
Aug. 15—”Engaging and Retaining Professional–Managerial Talent“
To keep talent engaged throughout the entire recruitment process, recruiters need to focus on the relationship with candidates and talent. Cody Cope, TSC, CSP, will discuss how you can become a career partner for every professional-managerial candidate you work with. Sponsored by the ASA professional–managerial section.
Aug. 22—”Connecting and Supporting HR in the Corporate World“
To support an organization, the human resource team must also support itself and protect its members. Attorney Robbin Wilder is a former HR professional who will present tips on how you can help your business—and your HR team—thrive by managing relationships with internal clients. Sponsored by Taylor English.
Aug. 24—”Scaling Your Direct Hire Business for Success“
When a direct hire business hits a plateau in its development, there are approaches you can use to get it growing again. Thomas Kosnik of Visus Group will focus on aspects of scaling a direct hire business, including how to allocate funds, where to focus investments, and ways to design compensation for recruiters. Sponsored by the ASA direct hire section.
Aug. 29—”Women in Leadership CEO Series: Journey to the C-Suite“
Hear a panel of female chief executive officers in the staffing industry discuss their paths to the c-suite—including how they got their start in staffing, challenges they’ve faced, and how they continue to grow and develop themselves and their teams. Presented by the ASA Women in Leadership interest group, which is sponsored by ASA corporate partners Bullhorn, ClearlyRated, and Essential StaffCARE, and by ClearEdge Marketing, Mee Derby, Sense, Staffing Referrals, Textkernel, and WorkN.
All ASA webinars are free for ASA members, and most qualify for continuing education hours toward ASA certification renewal. To learn more and to register, visit americanstaffing.net.