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Uber Meetup

Vendor neutrality vs direct hiring
Manager communication
Sponsors: Russel Tobin and Smart ERP

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Capital One Meetup

Closing the Loop on Feedback
Sponsor: Pontoon + Beeline + PrideOne

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AmeriCold Meetup

Balancing quality and cost AND
shared contingent workforce pools
Sponsor: HireGenics

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SGWS Meetup

Leveraging your payrolling partner into a direct sourcing engine AND how to sell into your internal customers and users.
Sponsor: KellyOCG

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Oracle Meetup

Global expansion, enhancing system performance, leveraging new technologies plus IC Classification in Europe.
Sponsor: GRI

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TR Meetup

Transformation of the CW Program Office including how to manage and grow you programs plus which technologies and trends to leverage
Sponsor: TalentNet

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Farmers Meetup

Risk Mitigation and Adding SOW spend to your CWM Program
Sponsor: ClubVMSA

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MetLife Meetup

Services Procurement and Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Sponsor: Pinnacle Group

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