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In
the next issue,
Recruiter Magazine On-line will feature the next group
of the Top
100 Most Influential People in the
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Harold
D. Reiter, Herbert Mines Associates |
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In
1990, Hal was hired as recruiting
managing director by a venture capital
firm to advise their portfolio companies
in management/executive search. In
this capacity, Hal demonstrated the
strategic value a recruiter brings
to clients, beyond the candidates
they attract, screen and present.
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and Bio
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Paul
Hawkinson , The Fordyce Letter |
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The
Fordyce Letter is widely read
by owners and recruiting managers.
The Letter has played a significant
role in educating its audience on
everything from market perception
of third-party recruiters to practical
advice, such as how to pursue delinquent
payments from clients. Paul regards
himself as an advocate for contingency
recruiters rights and values.
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and Bio
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George
Snider, Sanford Rose Associates (SRA) |
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George
put his money where his mouth was--at
the right time. In 1992, in the middle
of the last recession, he purchased
a fledgling group of executive contingency
and retained search firms. Ten years
later, Sanford Rose Associates (SRA)
is comprised of 60 independently owned
offices worldwide dedicated to "Finding
People Who Make a Difference."
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and Bio
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Nick
Burkholder, Staffing.org |
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Nick
is a global authority on the acquisition,
development, utilization and retention
of human capital. His introduction
of HR metrics to the recruiting industry
helped to coin the term "human
capital metrics."
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Jeff
Hyman, Canal Street |
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Built
one of the first on-line recruitng
firms which was aquired by an international
search firm. Recently founded the
first nationally marketed executive
talent agency.
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