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October 25th, 2018 Scary Situations, Spooktacular SolutionsRecruitment marketing can send chills down your spine when the unexpected hits. Problems can creep up on you and challenges often need to be solved ASAP. In honor of Halloween, we asked the NAS team to tell their scariest recruitment stories and how they fixed the frightening for our clients. Tracy O’Neal | Account Director
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May 10th, 2018 Event Marketing: A Timeline For SuccessThere are many components to consider when launching a successful recruitment event, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by all the details. That’s why you need a solid, properly executed plan in place well in advance of your event—and a team of experts to help ensure your success throughout the process. So, where do you
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December 15th, 2016 Booth Busters: How to attract candidates to your booth at a hiring eventSo you’ve downloaded our 2017 Calendar of Healthcare Conferences and Events or you’ve made plans to hold your own event in the near future. The team at NAS has plenty of experience helping clients prepare for, promote and participate in job fairs and hiring events. We asked them to provide their ideas on how to
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November 17th, 2016 Insights on Incentives: A Chat with Scott Loehrke of Brighter PromotionsIf anyone has keen insight into the promotional products marketplace, it would certainly be Scott Loehrke, key account manager for Brighter Promotions, a leading incentives company. Scott’s career path has taken him from the distributor side of the business, as a senior account manager with The Image Group, to his current position on the manufacturing
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July 28th, 2016 How to close the deal with great Open House eventsOpen House hiring events have long proven to be an effective option for recruiting. The goal of an Open House is to provide a memorable, productive candidate experience. They allow you to tell your story in person and make a real connection with candidates. It all begins with strategy. What are your goals? What is
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