Monthly Meeting - Thursday, June 6th
The monthly morning meeting and networking session meets the 1st Thursday MORNING of every month, from 7:30am - 9:30am in the Grace Dining Room at Grace Church
 
Meetings include an introduction to Crossroads Career Network resources, an encouraging story from someone recently in transition that landed, a topical presentation useful for your search, networking for ideas, leads and contacts, AND... employers available in our "Micro Job Fair" to discuss current job openings.
Our June 6th meeting will feature:

                              "How To Work Effectively With Recruiters”

                                                                       with David Magy
​So much mystery seems to surround working with recruiters...

Retained, Contingent, and (internal) Corporate-based

​David’s presentation will define the terms commonly used (what IS a ‘head-hunter’), and explain the external recruiter’s role in working with candidates and organizations. 
He will also talk about internal recruiters - and how to develop relationships with them as well. 
Salary discussions will also be addressed.  At the end of the presentation, he will talk about hot business areas to pursue - based on general growth for all career areas. 

David Magy is an expert in retained search, corporate recruitment, and workforce consulting. His depth of knowledge is outstanding; he’s been in the field for 30 years. David is a nationally recognized speaker and blogs on matters related to search, staffing, and ethics.
 Background
David has worked extensively designing staffing systems for human resources, from both consulting and corporate perspectives. David’s impressive grasp of organizations and human capital needs strengthened in the human resource departments of Fortune 500 companies: Honeywell and Pillsbury Company (acquired by General Mills), and Farm Credit Services of Saint Paul as well.
David established Abeln, Magy, Underberg & Associates as a respected partner in recruiting key talent within a large array of business: family owned, non-profit, high technology, food-related, manufacturing, and multi-national corporations.

Don't miss this discussion and get an opportunity for networking and meeting on-site employers as well!