Extended workforce ENTERPRISE Mastermind group

This Group is 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 only. You must be responsible for managing a Talent program at your company.  If you are an MSP, Tech or Supplier, Join here. 

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Sep 2022 Mastermind Recap

Master Vendor & VOP strategies

What should an Enterprise look for in an MSP RFI and RFP?

How to engage relevant stakeholders when reviewing RFPs

Develop a cost neutral program through price breaks around OT, DT, statutory strategies, volume discounts, early pay

Branding your in-house contingent workforce program

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Genuine content written and collaborated on by Procurement and Talent Acquisition without influence by vendors

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Regular meetings the first Wednesday of every month with smaller pod meetings bi-weekly.

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Our members work in Procurement and Talent Acquisition in Fortune 1000 global companies.  Collaborate with the best in the industry.  Get a mix of thought leadership, best practices, strategies and tactics to optimize your global extended workforce programs.  (Picture, Name and LI Profile link)

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Blogs - Access is complimentary

Learn current trends from Enterprise Members of the Mastermind Group published here and to LinkedIn on a regular basis.  The blogs are written and edited by our Members and are free for all to enjoy.

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Executive Content, Workbooks & Document Libary

Access Member-created collaborations on most current trends, thought leadership and workbooks.

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