The seventh ProcureCon Contingent Staffing conference will bring together staffing industry leaders and experts to present innovative new service and procurement models
AUSTIN, TX / ACCESSWIRE / March 28, 2023 / ProcureCon Contingent Staffing is holding its seventh conference to allow sponsors and speakers to present innovative strategies to help companies accelerate growth and succeed in a highly competitive industry. The conference, sponsored by Turing, will feature inspirational content from industry leaders as well as resources to help companies navigate the complexities of today's job market and level up their contingent workforce programs.
Expected attendance for the event includes over 200 business leaders who are at director level or above in the procurement and staffing industries. The conference will span two days in person in Austin, Texas and include speakers with a wide variety of backgrounds positioned to speak to the problems and opportunities that are a focus of ProcureCon.
"ProcureCon is a special opportunity to help contingent workforce sourcing leaders take advantage of new opportunities and strategies in a complex and uncertain job market," said John Ward, Event Director for ProcureCon Contingent Staffing. "Everyone who attends ProcureCon will walk away with concrete strategies and connections to help them succeed in an increasingly competitive market."
One of the conference's sponsors, Turing, an AI-powered technology company that's breaking the traditional tech consulting services model, has marked triple-digit YoY growth as of 2022, and with a world-class executive roster, the company recently announced the official launch of Turing Services, a modern-age tech consulting and services model that combines the unmatched speed and deep vetting quality of the company's Intelligent Talent Cloud with its U.S.-based stable of solutions experts who helped shape some of the world's most iconic tech companies.
"We've seen the issues and challenges of traditional tech services and development services when faced with the increasing need for speed and efficiency in today's business world," said Emad Khazraee, Sr. Director of Data Science at Turing, who will also be speaking at the event. "We're meeting those challenges with new service models and our AI-powered Talent Cloud. ProcureCon presents a wonderful opportunity to continue to share those models and help other companies see a similar kind of success."
"ProcureCon Contingent Staffing consistently attracts the best industry experts and is the perfect conference to meet these experts and other buyers of Contingent Labor to share best practices. I am very much looking forward to speaking at this year's event, which is shaping up to be the biggest and best to date," said Eric Osterhout, Category Management Contingent Labor at Enbridge.
"An industry event like Procurecon Contingent is not just a gathering of professionals, it's a melting pot of ideas, innovation, and inspiration that fuels my passion and propels me towards new horizons. I can't wait to dive into this ocean of possibilities and see where the waves take me," said Ajeta Sinha, EVP at Net2Source.
ProcureCon Contingent Staffing list of lead sponsors include: Acro Service Corporation, Allegis, AMS, Colaberry, Conexis, Datum Technologies Group, DZConnex, Eclaro, Equiliem, Flentis Corporation, Flextrack, Glider.ai, Guidant Global, HireArt, HireGenics, IMCS Group, Lancesoft, Lighthouse Technology Services, Livehire, Net2Source, Omni Inclusive, Procom, Pyramid, Raise, Simplify VMS, SSi, Turing, Vdart, Vector VMS, Velocity, VNDLY, a Workday company, and Worksome.
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ProcureCon Contingent Staffing is a peer-led staffing conference that seeks to address challenges and help leaders in a variety of industries take advantage of opportunities in workforce outsourcing and talent acquisition. For over seven years, ProcureCon has brought together the top minds in talent acquisition, contingent workforce sourcing, and procurement to meet, learn, and build winning people strategies.
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SOURCE: Turing