Team Member Profiles

Team Profiles

The team member profiles addon element provides an easy way to capture the team members of your organization or an agency in a multi-column grid.

Feature Highlights

  • The details captured include team member name, position, a short description and the email plus social profile of the individual team members.
  • Capturing team members is as easy as inputting multiple child elements for the team members that are part of the organization.
  • Two different styles of presenting the team members is provided with more planned in premium plugin.
  • The option to specify the number of columns is provided that helps to control the number of team members displayed per row of the team members.

Meet our Team

John Doe

Art Designer
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Patrick Young

Lead Developer
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Mary Gruber

Partner, Technical Director
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Meet our Team

John Doe

Art Designer
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Patrick Young

Lead Developer
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Mary Gruber

Partner, Technical Director
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Meet our Team

John Doe

Art Designer
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Patrick Young

Lead Developer
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Mary Gruber

Partner, Technical Director
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Meet our Team

Jeannine-Parise

Jeannine Parise
Founder / CEO
Jeannine created CIubVMSA out of her own realization that there wasn’t a place in the Talent Ecosystem where all the thought leaders and stakeholders could meet on a regular basis and talk openly about the issues of the day. As a Mom of 4, a wife, and business owner, she is driven to create high-value, meaningful venues where business leaders in the Talent Ecosystem can engage with like-minded professionals and take away rich, ready-to-implement content and solutions into their business platforms… and maybe even develop a new relationship or two.
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Jim Coughlin
Creative Director
Jim brings a 108 years of experience (not really but it feels like it) in Talent Acquisition to the forefront as the Lead Facilitator of Meetups and Enterprise Unplugged. Jim is responsible for those witty and thought-provoking community emails you read for 2.5 seconds.
Zisholtz-Mark

Mark Zisholtz
Partner, Baker & Hostetler; Legal Chair at ClubVMSA
Nationally recognized thought leader, legal practitioner, and consultant in the contingent labor/staffing/temporary labor industry, including with regard to independent contractor compliance, co-employment, payrolling of self-sourced workers, gig economy technology in the human capital management space, and other temporary labor matters.

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