Extended workforce ENTERPRISE Mastermind group

Exclusively for Procurement and Talent Acquisition Leaders in the Global Talent Ecosystem.

Enterprise-only Mastermind Group

Membership for this group is restricted to global procurement and talent acquisition leaders. You must be responsible for managing a Talent program at your Company.

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Past Mastermind Topics

How well can Direct Sourcing work without a VMS?

Decision-making process behind taking your program in-house from a MSP and/or outsourcing your program to an MSP

Tiering practices / strategies for suppliers

Global Programs and challenges

IC and Compliance concerns

Direct Sourcing models and practices

Self-Managed Programs - opportunities and challenges

Wow! Look at all these new Enterprise Mastermind Members! Awesome job ClubVMSA. It's great to have new perspectives and insights from fresh voices.
Keisha Stephens, Splunk
Keisha Stephens, SplunkDirector, Talent Acquisitions Operations
After going to your event in the Fall of 2022, I tell people, if you have to choose between CW Event A, CW Event 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, Applied Materials
Pamela Randall, Applied MaterialsBusiness Enablement Manager, Global Contingent Workforce
This is exactly something that I feel is needed. Thanks for setting this up. I'm sad I didn't know about it earlier.
Carlos Burgos, College Board
Carlos Burgos, College BoardStrategic Sourcing
It was great to meet you yesterday and I was really impressed with the call. I thoroughly appreciated the openness of conversation. The different spend and market verticals are so beneficial for me since we normally get the info specifically for Insurance/Financial Services and there is so much to gain from folks outside of my vertical.
Renee Schlamp, Munich RE
Renee Schlamp, Munich RERegional Category Management Lead
I wasn't sure what to expect attending the ClubVMSA Buyers Mastermind. In just 30 mins we clarified my problem & collaborated with my peers on impactful solutions that will immediately improve outcomes for my program. The “accountability buddy” theory makes sure we make change happen.. grateful for that.
Rubyna Zito, FINRA
Rubyna Zito, FINRAVice President
I attended ClubVMSA's Enterprise Roundtable in Half Moon Bay. It was wonderful to make new connections, see old friends, and share thought leadership around workforce programs with Procurement & Talent Acquisition Execs. Thank you for bringing us together & hosting such an impactful event.
Irenee French, Jaris
Irenee French, JarisHead of People
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, Danaher
Allen Chilson, DanaherTalent Acquisition Leader
FANTASTIC event! Can't believe this is what I've been missing. Love the fast pace and Jim's energy.
Heidi Shilling, UST
Heidi Shilling, USTContingent Talent Director
The highlight of the event was the 1:1 networking opportunities, roundtables, flex track dinner and bagpiper. What an excellent event!
Kimberly Dinsmore, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Kimberly Dinsmore, MIT Lincoln Laboratory Senior Manager, External Workforce/Contracting Services
I am so grateful for the incredible Mastermind call yesterday. It was flawlessly organized and facilitated with a room full of inspiring Buyers, providing an abundance of valuable insights throughout - something that is not always found in virtual events these days!
Kobie Wagener, Boom Energy
Kobie Wagener, Boom EnergyContingent Workforce Program Manager

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