CLUBVMSA ENTERPRISE ROUNDTABLE

Philadelphia Enterprise Roundtable

Buyer-Led. Invitation-Only

A buyer-led roundtable experience designed for enterprise leaders navigating complex contingent workforce programs—no booths, no panels, just candid, peer-driven discussion.

 

Wed, March 25, 2026

Kimpton Hotel Palomar Philadelphia

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Limited to 20 enterprise buyers and 20 vetted solution partners.

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Built for real conversation — no booths, no panels.

Discover The Philadelphia Enterprise Roundtable

The Enterprise Roundtable brings together an equal number of enterprise contingent workforce buyers and vetted providers in a 1:1 format, creating a collaborative environment focused on shared challenges, practical solutions, and meaningful dialogue. Expect 20+ enterprise buyers and 20+ providers engaging in curated roundtables, case studies, and buyer-led discussions designed to improve talent programs.

Venue

The Kimpton Palomar Philadelphia is located in the heart of Center City, steps from Rittenhouse Square
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Program

A fast-paced, buyer-led day of curated roundtables focused on real challenges, proven solutions, and practical outcomes.
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Our Venue

Kimpton Palomar Philadelphia

Kimpton Hotel Palomar 117 South 17th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103

The Kimpton Palomar Philadelphia is located in the heart of Center City.

Steps from Rittenhouse Square

Catch SEPTA Regional Rail, the Market–Frankford and Broad Street subway lines — all just a short walk away.

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Buyer-led discussions focused on real challenges and practical outcomes

Program

Buyer-driven leaders guiding the conversation

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Who This Is For

This isn’t an open event. It’s a curated gathering of practitioners who carry real responsibility.

CW Program Managers

Leaders responsible for the design, governance, and performance of enterprise contingent workforce programs, with direct accountability for outcomes, risk, and scale.

Global Procurement

Senior procurement professionals overseeing temporary labor, services procurement, and SOW programs at scale—focused on strategy, governance, and measurable value.

Talent Acquisition

Enterprise talent acquisition and workforce leaders shaping how organizations engage, manage, and integrate contingent talent alongside full-time hiring strategies.

Participating Solution Partners

Partners participate under strict, buyer-first, no-pitch dialogue guardrails.

Member Voices

Trusted by Industry Leaders

After going to YOUR EVENT end of 2022, I tell people, if you have to choose between Event A, B or ClubVMSA, I would choose ClubVMSA because the venue is intimate, the conversations are more open – where other events it feels more regurgitated. I highly recommend ClubVMSA events.

Pamela Randall

Business Enablement Manager, Global Contingent Workforce @ Applied Materials

I have been a member of ClubVMSA for many years both as a provider and an enterprise buyer. There is tremendous value in joining this organization. It has been refreshing to have a monthly forum to openly discuss innovation and issues with peers and quarterly meet-ups to learn more about how the market place is adapting. There is no excuse – join now!

Geoff Dubiski

Global TA Lead, CW Strategy & Planning @ Intuitive

I attended ClubVMSA Executive Round Table event this past week in Half Moon Bay. It was wonderful to make new connections, see old friends, and share thought leadership around workforce programs with Procurement and Talent Acquisition Executives. Thank you for bringing us together and hosting such an impactful event.

Irenee French

Director, HR @ 4DMT

ClubVMSA balances virtual and in-person events SO WELL and I believe it is a model that other organizations supporting other industries could follow. While I love the in-person events, I totally agree there is a (substantial) place for building strong virtual pathways to delivering information and making connections.

Allen Chilson

Talent Acquisition Leader @ Danaher

Hello… hope all is well. Thanks again for accommodating my hotel request. Even in the midst of being busy you always show up for your clients … At your level you are very hands on and have a personal touch that I love!

Stephanie Leonard

Director Contingent Workforce Solutions @ Upwork

You guys do a GREAT JOB balancing the engagement of the participants – both virtually and in-person.

Laura Herrara

Program Manager, Contingent Workforce @ Collective Health

The highlight of the event was the 1:1 networking opportunities, roundtables, flex track dinner and bagpiper. What an excellent event!

Kimberly Disnmore

Senior Manager, External Workforce/Contracting Services @ MIT LL

Magical question, Jim! FANTASTIC event! Can’t believe this is what I’ve been missing. Love the fast pace and Jim’s energy.

Heidi Shilling

Contingent Talent Director @ UST

What this is (and what is isn't)

Why This is Different

You’ve been to enough conferences. You know what doesn’t work. This is the opposite.

Not This

  • Vendor Presentations
  • Sponsored content
  • Panels with prepared talking points
  • Networking with an agenda
  • Marketing disguised as insight

This Instead

  • Buyer-driven dialogue
  • Candid peer exchange
  • Real problems, real solutions
  • Confidential, off-the-record
  • Your agenda, your priorities

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We respect your time, your intelligence, and your experience. This is a room you’ll want to be in.

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If you run a Contingent Workforce Program at a Fortune 1000 Company, your membership is on us!  Gain Buyer Insights; join a Mastermind pod and attend our virtual conferences to build your own network and continuously improve your global talent programs. Thanks for being a part of ClubVMSA!

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