Sourcing: Finders Keepers 2011

The Largest Event For Corporate Talent Managers, HR Directors and Recruiters In The Southern Hemisphere

Finders Keepers – Sourcing: The Ways To Survive & Thrive

Come join us on August 17th and 18th for the first dedicated sourcing for recruiters’ event in Australia. This conference has been designed for both Internal and Agency recruiters who want to master sourcing.

In keeping with the ATC tradition, we are introducing this conference to provide researchers, sourcers, recruiters and talent experts with information and training about the latest in candidate sourcing techniques and technologies. As usual, we will peek into what the future may bring to sourcing.

Topics we will cover include how to better mine your own database of candidates, what it takes to be a successful top-notch researcher, methodologies for developing market maps and sourcing strategies,, as well as tips on how to use social media tools for sourcing.

Nowhere else in Australia will you be able to learn from so many of the most respected people in the sourcing profession. Our speakers include Glen Cathey and Jim Stroud from the U.S. They are two of the most respected names in sourcing and have pioneered techniques to better mine your existing databases as well as on how to use Twitter, YouTube and other social media as sourcing tools. And we have local experts such as Martin Warren and Michael Specht providing an Australian perspective and teaching their widely used techniques.

Bring your entire team and join your colleagues this August in an engaging day to further your understanding of what sourcing is and how it is evolving. This is an unprecedented opportunity to come face-to-face and learn from the gurus. You can gain a competitive edge and differentiate your services from your  fellow sourcers or your competition by being there.

Benefits of attending the third annual social media conference:

• How-to advice from experts on finding the best people;
• Practical advice on the best ways to use Twitter, Facebook and other tools for sourcing;
• Face-to-face discussions with two of the top sourcing experts from the U.S.; and
• In-depth discussions on overseas sourcing and data mining.