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Procurement & Talent Acquisition Executives gather to benchmark their extended workforce programs and uncover best practices to propel them forward.

Peer-led, small group dialogues about what is really going on with talent programs both big and small.

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5-STAR VENUE atop GRAND CENTRAL

Atop the Graybar building in Midtown Manhattan is home to the Flight Deck which boasts 3 rooftop decks and soaring views of Midtown East. Conveniently located next door to Grand Central station, the historic location offers quintessential New York charm hosting the original tenant’s fireplaces which were constructed in 1927 and sit on original Vermont Verde marble floors. The cork board tiles in the library offer an intimate and unique look back to a time that once was. 

420 Lexington Ave, 30th Floor

New York, NY 10170

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HOTEL OPTIONS

ClubVMSA is NOT holding a room block for this event,  There are multiple reasonable 4+ start hotels within walking distance.  Prices may change.

420 Lexington Ave, 30th Floor

New York, NY 10170

PROGRAM

8:00 - 9:00 Registration + Breakfast

9:00 - 9:15 Introduction

Facilitated by Jim Coughlin @ Club VMSA

9:15 - 10:00 CW Program Insights

Learn the landscape of each extended workforce program in the room including MSP, VMS, Global, Maturity, Skills in Demand, Geographies, Challenges and Successes

10:00 - 10:30 Keynote Panel

Redefining Direct Sourcing: A Modern Approach​

Introduce and outline a modern approach to direct sourcing that emphasizes ease, speed, and improved access to candidates through partnerships and automation.


Takeaways Include:

  • Why the need to redefine
  • Understanding current state and how to level up
  • Implementing a modern approach to direct sourcing
  • How to engage stakeholders

Saleem Khaja, COO & Co-founder @ WorkLLama

Brian Clark, President, AgileOne

Sponsored by AgileOne & Workllama

10:30 - 11:00 AM Break

11:00 - 11:45 Breakouts

Flex Over Fix: How to Show by Staff Augmentation Benefits the Business

Charleston

Discuss the ways that staff augmentation offers advantages over SOW (agility & scalability, cost, access to niche talent, resource control, risk mitigation) and learn how to best educate your shareholders on these benefits to drive spend into staff augmentation channels.

Jimmy Iannuzzi, Vice President & General Manager @ nTech

Ashley Wilson, Contingent Workforce Program Manager @ Splunk

Sponsored by nTech

Bringing on an MSP/VMS/Direct Sourcing Partner

Minneapolis

What to consider, how to evaluate, when to pull the trigger?

Renee Schlamp, Regional Category Management Lead @ Munich Re

David Coon, EVP, MSP Strategic Partnerships || US Staffing @ Stellar Consulting Solutions, LLC

MSP/ SOW and implementations experience

Charlotte

What is your strategy- what are your outcomes -how do you measure results and success.

Mayleen Melendez, Global Lead Buyer- Recruitment & Flexible Workforce, Managed Services SME @ Sanofi

Ernesto Garcia, Founder and CEO @ GraceMark Solutions

Sponsored by GraceMark Solutions

Building Trust As We Move Towards Program/Supplier Maturity

Main Area

Allen Chilson, Talent Acquisition Leader @ Danaher Corporation

Antoine Brown, Executive Vice President of Sales @ Enterprise Solutions Inc.

Sponsored by Enterprise Solutions

11:45 - 1:00 Lunch & Learn

Self-managed programs and direct sourcing

Nick Clagnaz, Vice President, Talent Acquisition/Contingent Workforce Program Leader @ Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc.

Sponsored by Rang Technologies

1:00 - 1:30 Keynote Panel

Breaking Barriers: A Case Study on Transformative DEI Solutions in the Contingent Workforce

Chad Douglas, Executive Partner @ Primary Talent Partners

Brian Clark, President, AgileOne

Sponsored by AgileOne & Primary Talent Partners

1:30 - 2:15 Enterprise Working Mastermind

Facilitated by Jim Coughlin @ Club VMSA

2:15 - 2:45 Break

2:45 - 3:30 Breakouts

Expanding globally after testing your processes in the US

Charleston

Tiago Noel de Souza @ Evonik

In-house managed programs

Minneapolis

What it takes to make it work and keep it simple. Hear the challenges of managing an in-house program when you aren’t leveraging an MSP and/or VMS

James Rowbotham, Senior Director @ PrideOne

Daniel Kalman Sr Manager, Contingent Labor Operations and Vendor Mgmt @ ZT Systems

Sponsored by Pride Global

How to build practices/processes that support an inhouse program

Charlotte

Learn how to implement Agile processes and run your SOW/StaffAug team like a scrum team.

Monica Rodriguez Manager – Vendor Management Office @ Insight

Contracts as a vehicle for clarity

Front Room

How to create ease around SOW and Contingent workforce programs as a result of clearly writing terms and agreements.

Mary Iazzetta, Chief Procurement and Diversity Officer | General Counsel @ Sequential Technology International

3:30 - 4:15 Breakouts

Managing the various layers of vendor management from A to Z

Minneapolis

How to align the business needs with the program needs and create strong business partnerships.

Mariel Ponce de Dardón, Procurement Manager Americas Region @ MilliporeSigma

The Dynamic relationship between MSP, VMS and customer

Charlotte

How it works, and how to make it work better.

Christine Teixeira, Principal Channel Account Manager @ Workday VNDLY

Akbar Vanterpool, Global Head of Contingent @ S&P Global

Sponsored by VNDLY, a Workday company

Next-Gen staff augmentation

Front Room

Moving up the maturity curve and leveraging Best practices. How are you improving your processes?

Emily Herrelko-Wrynn, Senior Manager, Global Sourcing @ Paramount

Cindi Boudreaux, Commercial Partner North America @ HelloKindred

4:15 - 6:00 Happy Hour

HIGH TAKE HOME VALUE

Real-time market insights

trending topics

attract & retain talent

  • DE&I
  • Direct Sourcing
  • Build Communities
  • Talent Pools
  • Gen Z

manage spend

  • Pricing
  • RFx
  • Beyond Cost Savings & %s
  • Balance act w/ TA

evolve to maturity

  • Early Adoption
  • 1st Generation
  • Evolving
  • Global expansion
  • SOW Management

optimize suppliers

  • Compliance, Risk Mgmt
  • Transparency
  • Performance
  • Metrics/SLAs
  • International Expansion
  • MSP Partnerships

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procurement & Talent acquisition leaders in the #extendedworkforce

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