StaffingTec’s Founder Maurice Fuller joins Kelli Schutrop in this fireside chat for a conversation about how technology is rapidly changing how we do work, and what it means for the staffing industry. From this chat, you will learn the following:
- Benefits of staying on top of technology in your staffing practices
- Importance of Robotic Process Automation, autonomous staffing, and other key trends
- Sampling of companies who are rocking technology adoption in 2021
- Key takeaways for staffing firms eager to be on the cutting edge of technology
The Presenters:
Kelli Schutrop
Director of Sales & Marketing, Parqa
Kelli Schutrop is the Director of Sales & Marketing at Parqa and has more than a decade of marketing experience including marcom, PR, branding, and digital – focused specifically on the staffing industry. She spent years leading marketing in-house at staffing + recruiting firms and has consulted hundreds of owners across the country on how to utilize strategic digital marketing to drive results for their businesses. Kelli thrives off small business growth and previously in her career, she managed marketing for an executive search and consulting firm which received 50% of its revenue through inbound marketing strategies.
Maurice Fuller
Founder, StaffingTec
Maurice is the Founder of StaffingTec and has more than 25 years of staffing industry leadership experience. He has been leading technology initiatives for more than two decades and is widely recognized as a staffing technology expert. Maurice is a sought-after consultant, advisor, and speaker on digital transformation. Previously, Maurice was Vice President at Wimmer Solutions, an IT staffing and consulting firm, where he led large SOW programs for Microsoft as well as internal growth and efficiency initiatives. Before Wimmer, Maurice was Executive Director of Operations for CompuCom’s $150M staffing division where he led multiple functional areas including IT and marketing. Maurice has MBA and MSEE degrees from NYIT and the University of Washington, respectively.
