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Leaps and bounds can be made in your extended workforce programs and talent solutions through peer networking and experience sharing. ClubVMSA curates and produces hi-touch, engaging virtual experiences that contribute to the growth and continuous improvement of the Global Talent Ecosystem.

Daily Video Chats

These 30-minute video chats occur LIVE on Zoom 12:30 - 1:00 PM ET on Tuesdays and Thursdays. They are unscripted and casual conversations with global procurement, talent acquisition, and staffing leaders about trending topics within the Extended Workforce. (450+ in our Searchable Member Library)
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"Sat in on my first daily video chat. Really well done. As a specialist in providing services to the staffing industry this is an unbelievable opportunity to stay in tune with the industry and become an industry insider and trusted advisor. Just wanted to give you a quick thumbs up."
Kevin Turner VP, The Odell Studner Group
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Mastermind Groups

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A Mastermind gives you the opportunity to accomplish more in a year than you could possibly do on your own.  A Mastermind is a place where you gain access to new ideas, best practices, immediate feedback and support, encouragement & camaraderie. Masterminds are a conglomeration of groups of 3-6 people working together towards a shared outcome.

“A Mastermind consists of two or more people who work in perfect harmony for the attainment of a definite purpose.”​

CW Buyers

1st Wed, 2:00-3:00 ET
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Events for Enterprise & Talent Leaders 2022

10 February

3-hr Virtual Event - FREE for members. Wine tasting following with wine for two
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Check us out with no obligation. Listen to leaders in the industry live and unplugged every day for free. Maybe you’ll decide to move up to Contributor after a few weeks. Thanks for being a part of ClubVMSA!

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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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