Jobs2Web to Sponsor HCI's 'Web 2.0 for Recruitment' Education and Research Track

The Human Capital Institute (HCI), a global professional association and think tank that is advancing the science of strategic talent management, and Jobs2Web, a Web 2.0 recruitment marketing platform provider that is helping employers maximize their interactive recruiting strategies, announced today that Jobs2Web will sponsor HCI's Web 2.0 for Recruitment online education and research track.

Web 2.0 for Recruitment is among several topics addressed in HCI's Talent Acquisition community of interest, an online community within HCI's comprehensive strategic talent management education, collaboration and resource website, www.hci.org. The organization and its more than 140,000 global members consider the topic critical for organizations working to leverage human capital.

The Web 2.0 for Recruitment track examines how Internet resources allow collaboration and sharing for effective talent recruitment, and recommends practical ways to incorporate new Web 2.0 technologies into a recruiting strategy.

Jobs2Web is proud to partner with HCI on its many offerings, and we are especially excited about creating new content for the Web 2.0 for Recruitment track, said Doug Berg, founder and chief innovation officer of Jobs2Web.

Jobs2Web previously sponsored HCI's Strategic Sourcing and Recruitment talent acquisition education and research track. The firm is also a Gold Underwriter of HCI's Fourth Annual National Human Capital Summit, scheduled for March 2009 in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Jobs2Web's unique understanding of maximizing Web 2.0 technology for recruitment is an ideal fit for HCI's new special-topic track, said Amy Lewis, Director of HCI's online Talent Acquisition community of interest. We are eager to help them share their expertise with talent-minded professionals around the world.

Talent leaders may access the Web 2.0 for Recruitment track directly at http://www.hci.org/hci/tracks_internet_recruiting.guid. Additional information about HCI's Communities of Interest can be found at www.hci.org.