On-Demand Webinar

2024 Recruitment Marketing Trends & Predictions

Thursday, November 16th

2:00pm ET
11:00am PT

Watch the webinar recording, 2024 Recruitment Marketing Trends & Predictions. During this time, Tom Chevalier, General Manager at Appcast Labs, and Matthew Gilbert, Head of Employer Brand and Strategy at Appcast, will give a sneak peek into the key recruiting trends that will shape 2024 and highlight how you can stretch your time and budget to get the most out of your recruiting plan.

Get ready for 2024 and watch our webinar recording today.

During this webinar, you'll learn:

The impact of the labor market on recruiting in 2024 – and whether we believe hiring will finally become easier

How you can leverage data to drive efficiency and guide your investment decisions

The elevated importance of employer branding in candidate attraction

Why it's critical for recruiters to move beyond the hype and begin leveraging AI in their roles

And more!

Meet the Speaker, Tom

TOM CHEVALIER, GENERAL MANAGER, APPCAST LABS

Tom is the General Manager at Appcast Labs, a place where thinkers, builders, and creators design state-of-the-art recruitment technology. With more than 15 years of experience in talent acquisition technology, Tom is responsible for guiding Appcast’s ongoing product development efforts and ensuring the company’s platform meets the needs of today’s employers by connecting them with in-demand talent quickly and cost effectively. Before joining Appcast, Tom held several leadership positions with Monster and co-founded PeopleAhead, a professional networking site.

Meet the Speaker, Matt

MATTHEW GILBERT, HEAD OF EMPLOYER BRAND AND STRATEGY, APPCAST

Matt leads employer brand strategy and development for Appcast, the global leader in enterprise recruitment marketing technology solutions. Matt has worked with a wide array of Fortune 1000 clients, startups and not-for-profits. He is a sought-after industry speaker, commentator and is the recipient of numerous creative awards. Matt is also a member of the International Honor Society for Economics, which he is still passionate about today.