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Hire People. Not Resumes.

ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

Resumes have been used for hundreds of years and there’s no doubt they are a useful tool in the recruiting process.  But relying on resumes alone puts hiring companies at a disadvantage. To find a candidate that is truly the right fit for your company, moving beyond the resume is the single most important change recruiters need to make.

Think about it. How much can be learned about a candidate from one piece of paper and a few formal conversations? It’s a start, but it doesn’t take into account prospective hires' values and life experience - which could be just as important as their credentials. 

During this webinar, you will learn:

  • The biggest resume flaws & why we as an industry shouldn’t solely rely on them
  • Tactics that you can implement immediately to get your team thinking more about DEI and anti-bias recruiting methods
  • Proof that moving beyond the resume works

 

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Introducing Our Our Speakers

Leslie Vickrey

CEO & Founder / ClearEdge Marketing

Leslie Vickrey is a marketing expert and business advisor who began her career with McDonald’s Corporation and found a niche in technology and talent as the head of marketing for Spherion’s technology division. She founded ClearEdge Marketing in 2006, which is now a go-to, fully integrated marketing agency for talent and technology firms.

Leslie’s impact in the HR, tech and marketing communities far exceeds her day-to-day work as CEO. Passionate about the importance of diversity, Leslie is a frequent speaker on the topic and even co-founded ARA, an organization that seeks to attract, retain and advance women in technology - 6,000 people strong. She is part of the Women Business Collaborative Staffing Leadership Council; member of ASA’s Women in Leadership Council; is on the Board of Directors for Chicago Innovation; was recognized as one of 100 of Chicago’s most compelling innovators and entrepreneurs; is part of the UIC Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame; was named as a Staffing Industry Analysts Top 50 DEI Influencer; and was named one of the Enterprising Women of the Year. Leslie is a contributor to industry publications such as Recruiting Daily and Entrepreneur, a frequent industry speaker and host of an executive women in recruitment podcast, TheEdge.

Kelly Boykin

Senior Vice President, Global Alliances / Aquent

Kelly is the Senior Vice President of Global Alliances, managing partnership strategy with the world's best and largest Managed Services Providers around the world.  
 
She is a 25 year veteran of the staffing industry and joined Aquent 15 years ago.   She began her career leading sales and recruiting teams across North America and now oversees the strategy and growth of the MSP channel globally.  

She is active in the industry, including the American Staffing Association (ASA) and Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA).  She is particularly passionate about supporting women in the industry.    Kelly is the Vice-Chair for the Women in Leadership Council for the American Staffing Association, and also mentors women in staffing through the ASA Mentoring program.   She has been recognized for the past three years by Staffing Industry Analysts on the Global Power 150 Most Influential Women in Staffing

Amelia Nickerson

Chief Executive Officer / First Step Staffing

Amelia Nickerson joined First Step Staffing in January 2018 and was appointed as CEO in May 2020. Amelia has more than fifteen years of experience as a fundraiser, volunteer, and board member for nonprofits across the Southeast. She previously served as the Vice President of Development and Community Relations at First Step, managing fundraising and community relations for all of First Step’s current markets, as well as assisting with recent expansion opportunities. Amelia serves on the Worksource Fulton Board and is Chair of Strategic Partnerships Committee. She is also on the Board of Directors for the Metro Atlanta Exchange for Workforce Development and Partners for HOME. She is a member of YPO, and she and her daughter are members of the National Charity League. Originally from Savannah, Amelia currently lives in Roswell, GA with her husband, Sean, and three children.