TALENThire.com, an Atlanta-based recruiting technology firm, proudly announced today the addition of their 250th client since its launch in January 2004.
ìWeíve been quite well-received in the market by solving some unique recruiting challenges, and weíve been constantly gaining momentum,î said Mike Veronesi, managing partner for TALENThire.com. The company streamlines recruiter vendor management while offering cost saving initiatives through a ìname your priceî fee model on companiesí fee-approved positions.
ìWeíre addressing our corporate clientsí needs through proactively attracting Talent Agents,î Veronesi explained. ìWeíve been asked to assist in securing diversity recruiters as well as recruiters with specific industry specialties, and weíve delivered.î With clients such as Motorola, American Express Incentive Services, GE Consumer Finance, and Publix, TALENThire.com provides a streamlined process and increased talent pool to fulfill their clientís needs through a single point of billing.
Launched in January 2004, TALENThire.com is a patent pending, web based Vendor Management/Sourcing Tool that allows companies to lower their costs, manage their vendors, and potentially generate revenue from their HR departments. Targeted to corporate HR/Recruiting, contingency search firms, and contract recruiters, TALENThire.com provides immediate cost savings through ìname your feeî pricing for fee approved positions, vendor management solutions, reduced outplacement/downsizing costs, and revenue generating activities to HR/recruiting ñ not only cost-savings, but true profit potential to corporate HR and recruiting.
In addition, TALENThire.com offers a low cost business development tool to recruiting agencies, allowing them access to positions at Fortune 100 clients.
For more information, including investor relations, please visit the companyís web site at www.talenthire.com or 866-561-HIRE (4473).
Distributed by HR Marketer.com
TALENThire.com announced the addition of their 250th client since its launch in January 2004
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