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Craig Fisher
Craig Fisher is a renowned talent-attraction specialist, speaker, and consultant with over twenty-five years of experience in the employment industry. With a passion for thinking o...view moreCraig Fisher is a renowned talent-attraction specialist, speaker, and consultant with over twenty-five years of experience in the employment industry. With a passion for thinking outside the box, he has earned a reputation as one of the most innovative thinkers in the field.He led talent consulting and marketing for the largest US staffing firm, Allegis Group, and he's led corporate talent-acquisition brand marketing at the Fortune 500 level.Craig spent much of the early 2000s building technology teams for large HR information system implementations and upgrades for customers like Accenture and KPMG. This challenge helped to evolve his approach to incorporating social media inbound marketing strategies and cutting-edge technologies, helping his clients attract top talent and stay ahead of the competition.Today Craig is a sought-after speaker and consultant who's been featured in publications like Forbes, The Economist, and NPR. His expertise in HR technology and innovative approach to talent attraction have helped countless companies find and hire the best candidates for their needs, earning him respect and influence in the industry.In 2009, Craig created the first hashtag chat on Twitter for recruiters, TalentNet Live. This quickly became a semiannual in-person conference in Texas. Skill Scout Films produced a 2019 documentary about the evolution of the TalentNet Live conference side by side with the growth of the talent-acquisition function, A Suite at the Table, to mark the event's tenth anniversary.You can find Craig at:Hiring-Humans.comTalentNetLive.comCraigFisher.infolinkedin.com/in/wcraigfisherTwitter/Instagram: @fishdogsview less
Books by Craig Fisher
Introduction to Information Quality Hiring Humans: Attract, Convert, and Retain Top Talent in the Age of Automation Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratings