Holly Fawcett

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As the first employee of Social Talent after our founders, Johnny Campbell and Vincent O'Donoghue, my role has evolved from being the marketing person who did everything from selling to blogging to social media, to now one of product development, consulting and teaching. Our humble beginnings in the attic above a book-keepers in Leixlip, delivering recruitment sourcing training to companies in person, we now boast more than 30 employees in our Irish team and 8 employees between Poland and Australia, delivering our exclusive Black Belt in Internet Recruitment training certification via our dedicated online platform to thousands of recruiters in over 40 countries. Our customers include O...

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Holly Fawcett

Présentations

National Employment Week 2015 Talent Summit - Digital Talent Attraction Masterclass

How to find a job in social media (gradIreland)

Demystifying Employee Engagement - Presentation from Recruitment Leaders Connect (RLCon) by TheJobPost.co.uk

The Chemistry of Successful Job Advertising - Recruitment Agency Expo North, 28 Sept 2016

Diversity Tactics that Work - In-house Recruitment Conference, Manchester

TLCon Amsterdam: Diversity Tactics That Work (Holly Fawcett, Social Talent)

Diversity tactics that work! Open Conference Budapest - We Are Open

Personal Hungary - Recruiting Like a Sourcing Ninja 2016 - Holly Fawcett

GradIreland 2017: Friend or Foe - How Social Media can Land You the Job (or Not)

Getting a First in Graduate Candidate Experience - CUT-E

What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up? Showing Graduates the Potential