HR.com Forms 2024 Talent Acquisition Advisory Board to Shape Industry Research and Best Practices

HR.com, the largest network of human resources executives, has announced the formation of its Future of Talent Acquisition 2024 Advisory Board. The newly-appointed board will collaborate with HR.com's HR Research Institute to influence industry thought leadership and best practices through primary research. This initiative ensures that talent acquisition research and event content align with industry standards across various critical areas including sourcing, talent need assessments, recruitment strategies, DEIB, technology, metrics analysis, and compliance.

The advisory board provides a platform for thought leaders to participate in discussions, share knowledge, and offer valuable insights that will help develop research surveys and capture the pulse of the HR community. These experts will guide senior HR professionals in understanding and navigating today's recruitment challenges while preparing for the future of hiring to ensure business success. The findings from this collaborative effort will be published in a comprehensive report of insights and recommendations, along with a condensed two-page infographic for quick reference.

The research will be featured in the upcoming HR.com's Future of Talent Acquisition 2024 Virtual Event, scheduled for October 1, 2024. The advisory board will play a crucial role in recommending presenters, session topics, and ensuring the event meets the highest standards for attending HR professionals. The board comprises distinguished industry leaders including Andrea Legnani of Aluminati, Chris Murdock of IQTalent, John Nykolaiszyn of Florida International University, and other prominent figures from organizations such as SH Hotels and Resorts, Cornhusker Bank, KLA, Cummins Inc, and Community Impact.

HR.com's CEO Debbie McGrath expressed enthusiasm about the board's expertise, noting that their guidance will assist HR and recruiting professionals in improving their sourcing and hiring strategies. The HR Research Institute, which releases annual State of the Industry reports across various HR topics, will leverage this advisory board to continue its tradition of producing informed and insightful research. Previous reports, including last year's talent acquisition research, are available for download at https://hr.com/researchinstitute, providing valuable resources for the HR community.