Friday, April 19, 2019

Leading Provider of Outsourced Talent Acquisition Solutions Releases Annual Third-Party Recruiting Benchmark Report

BountyJobs, Inc., leading provider of a third-party recruiting platform for collaboration between employers and search firms with over $2 billion in placement fees to recruiters and the world's largest recruiter marketplace, released the findings of their annual report for third-party recruitment benchmarking. Read here.

The report, which serves as the primary go-to source of analytics for top talent acquisition professionals, supplies data covering top-performing industries and roles. Third-party search is often representative of the most challenging and hard-to-fill jobs in the employment market; this annual report looks at not only recruiting performance but also agency compensation, salary ranges, and incentives to attract candidates. From SMB to Fortune 1000 organizations, these industry trends permeate every decision made regarding recruiting and hiring. In an increasingly challenging market, these toughest roles are the tip of the spear.

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The report also analyzes valuable data ranging from marketplace dynamics to recruiting performance and is correlated to best practices impacting recruiting today. Deep dives into salary and fee metrics are studied as an empowering tool to those creating attractive offers in the current challenging employment climate.

Additional key findings and analysis include:

Also uncovered in the report were core perks that persuade passive candidates to jump ship for other roles; a must-know as the employment market grows progressively tighter.

"Even for these hardest to fill jobs, 50% of the time the winning candidate is in the hiring manager's hands within the first week of being posted on BountyJobs," said Jerry Aubin, CEO of BountyJobs. "The desired candidates for these critical roles are out there and are identified quickly via our solution that matches carefully vetted recruiters to the right jobs. It's the decision-making process that largely needs some shoring up to compete effectively in this employment market in attracting and retaining these candidates."

BountyJobs' library of analytics spans over more than a decade of robust activity within the company's marketplace. This marketplace is a key component of its solution, allowing employers to post their most challenging permanent positions for contingent third-party placement assistance. The technology then uses proprietary algorithms to surface the recruiters most able to fill that position, providing statistics on past performance that enable the employer to make an educated choice and improve their chance of filling the role. With over 10,000 active recruiters on the platform, the job order volume is reflective of a robust marketplace that is now estimated at 10 times the size of the nearest competitor.

About BountyJobs
Sometimes sourcing talent for business-critical positions requires a little help. Our web-based platform features a marketplace of over 10,000 highly-qualified agencies and a performance-based matching algorithm that helps hiring teams of all sizes find and engage the recruiters for each of their roles. All this inside our simple yet effective platform designed to keep you in control of the entire recruitment process. Help makes hiring happier. Learn more at http://www.bountyjobs.com.

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Moms in Missouri Need Your Support This Mother’s Day and Beyond

Lutheran Family and Children's Services (LFCS) is celebrating Mother's Day this year by raising awareness about the support women need in their roles as moms, mother figures, and caretakers. This includes biological mothers, adoptive moms, foster moms, grandmothers, and other women who are raising the next generation. Community members who would like to support LFCS in these efforts can do so through this year's Mother's Day gift campaign. With a minimum of a $25 donation, LFCS will send a card to the donor's chosen recipient that includes a message about how the gift will benefit mothers throughout Missouri.

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On average, LFCS touches the lives of 15,000 women each year through services including foster care, adoption, pregnancy and parenting, home visitations, behavioral health and community prevention, and child care.

"Mother's Day is a time when we honor the vital role women have in a child's life—a role that comes in many forms," said Mike Duggar, President and CEO of LFCS. "We help mothers at LFCS, including adoptive moms, biological moms, and other women who are primary caregivers. When they are struggling, we offer resources to help."

With the goal of assisting women and their families to achieve a safe and stable home environment, LFCS's Pregnancy, Parenting and Adoption Services program has the most direct impact on Missouri mothers. The program offers resource referral, education, home visitation, direct assistance, emergency financial aid, and positive parenting skills. An important part of this program is helping pregnant women make positive choices, resulting in a healthy baby and mother. Clients receive flexible education and support around the options of parenting, adoption, and caregiving in general. Children living in stable families with adults better able to address life's stresses have reduced risks of child abuse and neglect. Education and resource referral is powerful for adults who find caregiving challenging.

"We're able to help mothers and expectant women in crisis all across Missouri free of charge thanks to gifts from the community," Duggar added. "From employing highly qualified social work and counseling staff members to funding baby necessities, food, and shelter—every dollar counts."

Donations will be accepted throughout the entire month of May at lfcsmo.org/donate-now. If gift givers would like their cards to be received by Mother's Day, donations must be received by May 5. Be alert to the latest news.

To learn more about the services provided by LFCS, visit lfcsmo.org. Read here.

About Lutheran Family and Children's Services (LFCS)
LFCS, a proud member of the United Way, is a statewide agency with headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri, three regional offices, and numerous satellite service sites. The mission of LFCS is to empower children and families to overcome challenges today so they can build a better tomorrow. As a nonprofit social services organization, its vision is to make generations of children and families safer and stronger together. LFCS opens doors for people who face poverty, unexpected pregnancy, violence, unemployment, illness, homelessness, and more. To tackle these challenges, LFCS programs are delivered in two key services areas: Family Services and Behavioral Health Services. A dedicated staff delivers professionalism and personal care in equal measure to every situation and each client who visits one of the many offices in Missouri. LFCS services are open to anyone regardless of race, faith, national origin, gender, or age. For more information, call 314-754-2785 or visit lfcsmo.org.

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Thursday, April 18, 2019

PHOTECTOR Announces Corporate Rebrand and New Senior Hires

PHOTECTOR, previously known as PEIR, today announced a corporate rebrand and several new key senior hires.

"We are excited about the corporate rebranding of PHOTECTOR, strategic actions that go far beyond a name change from PEIR," said Tom Burke, CEO of TCompanies, parent company of PHOTECTOR. "These changes comprise a new brand identity that includes website and mobile app and user experience enhancements, as well as several key senior level new hires to move PHOTECTOR forward. What remains unchanged is PHOTECTOR's ability to easily protect logistics and transportation companies from paying for shipping damage that they did not cause."

PHOTECTOR key new hires:

Neal Gehrig, Senior Director of Sales -- Neal Brings 16 years' experience in optimizing corporate sales potential. Most recently he was a Director of Sales for DigyInk, and previous experience includes serving as Business Development Manager at Quadrant Information Systems, Associate Director at SocialSpring and Sales Manager at Centergistic Solutions. He holds a B.A. degree in Finance from California State University-Fullerton.

Josh Evans, Vice President of Product – Josh is a product leader with more than 15 years' experience in B2B Saas. He has built, launched and grown multiple applications in multiple industries, while working with all size companies (SMB to Fortune 50). Most recently he was Product Manager-Security at Code42, and previous experience includes serving as Solutions Consultant at Delaget and Vice President of Product Development at Lorton Data, Inc. He is a former Fulbright Teaching Assistant and holds a B.A. Degree in German from St. John's University.

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Bonnie Hanson, Head of Brand and Marketing – Bonnie is a branding and marketing expert with more than 20 years of experience that includes running her own consulting firm and serving as Vice President of Marketing at The Laundry Doctor, Director of Marketing & Communications at Industrial Fabrics Association International, and Director of Marketing at Schuler Shoes/New Balance Twin Cities. She holds a B.A. in Business Management from the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University.

Dan Holmoe, Director of User Experience and Design – Dan joins PHOTECTOR from Code 42, where he was a principal product designer. Prior to this, he was a senior product designer at Bloom Health. He holds a B.S. in Graphic Design from South Dakota State University.

How PHOTECTOR Works

"The idea for PHOTECTOR came to me shortly after selling our intermodal trucking company," said Burke. "For all ten years, I felt the monetary pain associated with not having evidence that we did not damage a piece of equipment that we received in interchange and were forced to pay for repair. At one point, it took 2 ½ full time employees to research and handle all these damage claims, which was another cost that ate away at our bottom line."

With PHOTECTOR, there are no questions about the condition of the equipment at your point of interchange as PHOTECTOR streamlines the inspection and documentation into a quick, reliable and intuitive mobile app process. PHOTECTOR's patent pending process establishes a tamper-proof photographic record for the equipment being interchanged between parties and the record is provable with the Blockchain. Use Photector to capture, store, and share photo documentation of any exchange. Key features include:

Estimated $1.8 billion in Annual Shipping Damage

"Each year within the USA, there are 37.5 million containers/trailers transporting goods through numerous interchange points each trip," said Burke. "We estimate that 25% of those containers/trailers --9.4 million -- are damaged. And if you conservatively estimate a damage fee as little as $200 per incident, you exceed $1.8 billion in annual costs."    

TCompanies surveyed logistics and transportation executives in July 2018 and found that 35% of respondents said that in the past year, they have been asked to pay for container/trailer damage that they were not responsible for. 60% said that the reason that they paid was that they didn't have any documentation to prove they didn't create the damage.

For more information, go to http://www.Photector.com or download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play.

About TCompanies
TCompanies has been delivering innovative and award winning solutions to the transportation industry for two decades, by providing operational efficiencies, marketing solutions and improved bottom lines for our clients. Headquartered in Henderson, Nevada and with offices in eight US cities, we continue to grow and are proud of our 250+ associates, in multiple locations across the United States. Portfolio companies servicing the transportation industry include DrayMaster, Photector, Tires For Containers, and Capacity Connection. Read all the related news.

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John Vita
John Steven Vita Communications
John.vita (at) jsvcom (dot) com
847/853-8283

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Lauren Waller Pulls Us in Like Quicksand

Lauren Waller combines a fierce passion for songwriting and performance as she supports the recent release of her new song, 'Quicksand.' Waller performed 'Quicksand' live this month when she opened for the highly celebrated group, Wilson Phillips, at The Canyon in Agoura Hills, California. The crowd danced to Waller's engaging electro-textured beats as she turned a love song on its head with hallmark distinctive lyricism and boldness as a songwriter. Waller's confident, velvety vocals and vibey instrumentals (with hints of romantic pop appeal) pulled the audience in like quicksand. According to Modern Mystery Blog: Waller's self-penned song, 'Quicksand' "plays with the idea of desirability, lust, and passion in a confident and dangerous way." Waller is gearing up for her upcoming show Sunday, April 28, 2019, 7 P.M. at the Canyon in Agoura Hills, California opening for The Fab Four Beatles Tribute.

The new release 'Quicksand' has complex feelings of empowerment, seduction and flaws. Vinyl Chapters notes: "Instead of being a basic love song, Lauren has managed to make Quicksand more complex with a nature of duplicity." Indie Music Discovery shares: "a danceable rhythm joins forces with a melodically rich, electro-infused soundbed and Waller's powerful, soulful performance for a strong, radio-friendly pop jam that has the power to suck listeners in like the natural forces of Quicksand."

The newly released, mysterious and intimate production 'Quicksand' is receiving global syndicated radio airplay on six continents it can be found on all streaming services where the song has also received global support. Listen to 'Quicksand' now and follow Lauren Waller on Spotify. For more information see http://www.lwallermusic.com Read all the related news.

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3 Roads’ CEO Cynthia Scott Exhibits at Syra Arts Gallery

In an era of rampant division, one artist uses a geodesic dome and Tarot to convey a real-life act of courage and message of hope. Cynthia Scott's interactive artwork inspires visitors to search inward as they share personal tales of courage and inclusion.

The Oracle opens Friday, April 26, 2019 at 6 p.m.
The Syra Arts Gallery
1054 31st Street NW, Canal Square, Georgetown, Washington DC 20007
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The Oracle installation will be on display until April 28. The gallery exhibition continues until May 12, 2019.

The Oracle is an interactive installation with a geodesic dome at its center designed to inspire visitors to both savor Scott's artistic interpretation of moral courage and inspire them to reveal their own stories. The panels of the dome form a network of neurons and dendrites with handwritten notes, artifacts written by many hands in several languages. The installation is meant to be interactive and visitors are invited to participate by sharing their own stories of moral courage. These stories are then collaged onto the large triangular canvas panels of neuron network with neuro eyes to perceive.

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Scott recently completed her MFA in Visual Art at Lesley University in Cambridge, MA where her research led her to consider ancient methods to seek meaning, one of them being the method of Tarot reading to be applied in an age of hyper-distraction.

Scott's inspiration for The Oracle, and the use of the Geodesic dome was to honor three young men—Taliesin Namkai-Meche, Ricky Best and Micah Fletcher—who were killed or badly injured while saving two young Muslim women from a murderous attack aboard a train in Oregon in 2017. Taliesin Namkai-Meche, who was killed in this attack, believed that his mission was to seal the fracture caused by hatred and bigotry with love and compassion.

"Thank you for holding the light. Everything we can do to inspire the world toward Love is worthy of being done!" quotes Asha Deliverence, Taliesin's mother.

"The search for the ability to unplug in an age of hyper-distraction, and look inward, may be more important than ever. The Oracle geodesic dome installation creates a space, in time and place, to ask a question, to share personal tales of courage and inclusion and most importantly listen within for meaning." (Scott)

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Artist Cynthia Scott was born in Boston, MA in 1956, Cynthia Scott is a military nomad both as a child and adult. A retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col., Cynthia is an award-winning visual communication strategist with specialized expertise in television production and distribution. She co-owned and operated a seasonal art gallery on Cape Cod from 1996 – 2002. Cynthia recently completed her MFA in Visual Art at Lesley University in Cambridge, MA. She now lives in Frederick, Maryland where she continues a lifelong practice of creating and exhibiting her art work. Be alert to the latest news.

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Veteran Organization Recognized as Top 10 Best Nonprofit to Work for Nationwide

The 2019 Best Nonprofits to Work For report was dominated by small organizations (15 to 49 employees) and medium nonprofits (50 to 249 employees). Eighteen small organizations made the top 50, including No. 1 overall and five of the top 10. Medium organizations accounted for more than half of the list, at 27, including 11 of the top 20. Travis Manion Foundation ranked as the #10 overall Best Nonprofit to work for nationwide.

The top 10 key drivers identified in the survey were:

The NonProfit Times partnered with Best Companies Group (BCG) on the 2019 Best Nonprofits To Work For. The Harrisburg, Pa.-based firm puts organizations through a battery of surveys to develop the key drivers. The Employee Benchmark Report portion of the survey includes 79 questions and statements within eight categories, with the percentage of respondents noted for answering "Agree Somewhat" or "Agree Strongly."

Organizations that were recognized as the Best Nonprofits To Work For scored an average 90 percent positive responses overall while those that participated in the survey but did not rank among the top 50 scored 82 percent on average. Travis Manion Foundation was one of only two veteran service nonprofit organizations, which both ranked in the top 10 nationwide.

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For over a decade, Travis Manion Foundation has been providing best-in-class programs to families of the fallen and veterans, calling upon their strength of character and selfless service to lead our communities and inspire our youth. TMF President Ryan Manion said, "It is only because of the passion and dedication of our amazing staff that we could receive this prestigious recognition. We are grateful to have such a talented team, who all value being empowered to contribute towards our mission of strengthening America's National Character."

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About Travis Manion Foundation
Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) unites communities to strengthen America's national character by empowering veterans and families of fallen heroes to develop and lead future generations. In 2007, 1st Lt. Travis Manion (USMC) was killed in Iraq while saving his wounded teammates. Today, Travis' legacy lives on in the words he spoke before leaving for his final deployment, "If Not Me, Then Who..." Guided by this mantra, veterans continue their service, develop strong relationships with their communities, and thrive in their post-military lives by serving as character role models to youth. As a result, communities prosper and the character of our nation's heroes lives on in the next generation.

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The story of 1st Lt. Travis Manion and his Naval Academy brother Lt. (SEAL) Brendan Looney have been publicized in the book Brothers Forever, and additional information about the Foundation can be found at http://www.travismanion.org.

For additional information contact TMF Director of Marketing Derrick Morgan: derrick(at)travismanion(dot)org, or (215) 622-2225

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Dr. Daniel Kort With Neway Fertility With Tips on Assisted Reproduction Choices to Become a Single Mom-to-be

Whether Mr. Right hasn't appeared "in time" or a long-held desire to become a mother blends with an independent lifestyle, single women today have an amazing array of fertility options to forge their own path to parenthood, according to fertility specialist Daniel Kort, MD, Associate Medical Director of Neway Fertility.

Assisted reproduction techniques that incorporate donor sperm – and even donor eggs or embryos – have contributed to a steady increase in single women deciding to become single moms, says Dr. Kort. While the decision to take this unique path to start a family comes with its own unique challenges, customized treatment plans can help each woman achieve her goals

"By employing one of many different treatment options , a single woman can decide to become a parent regardless of her relationship status," Dr. Kort explains. "You don't have to compromise on your dreams of having a baby if you're not in a committed relationship or don't wish to have a partner. It's wonderful to have a choice." Be alert to the latest news.

Paths toward pregnancy
The decision to conceive with donor sperm or preserve your fertility usually begins with an assessment of your current fertility. When you visit a reproductive specialist to get started, typically they'll take a thorough medical history. The exam may also include blood tests to check hormone levels or an ultrasound to determine your "ovarian reserve," the number of potential eggs in your ovaries.

After that, single women can choose from many options to attempt pregnancy or preserve fertility. According to Dr. Kort, these include:

If women aren't sure what option is best for them, the initial medical consultation and fertility evaluation will help guide them, Dr. Kort says. "Both IUI and IVF can often quickly result in successful pregnancies, while egg freezing has quickly become a logical option for women who aren't yet in the right situation to have a baby but want to hold on to that potential."

Using donor sperm, eggs or embryos
All assisted reproduction techniques for single women involve donor sperm. A sperm donor can be anonymously chosen from a registry, where moms-to-be review profiles about a donor's age, height, hair and eye color, ethnicity, religion, education and other information. Donor sperm from sperm banks is routinely tested for infectious diseases.

Alternately, a sperm donor can be a friend or family member willing to go through the process with them, which should involve careful legal and emotional preparation, Dr. Kort says.

Sometimes, a single woman's path to motherhood involves using donor eggs or even donor embryos left over from another woman who consents to relinquish them. As with donor sperm, choosing donor eggs or embryos allows women to sift through a donor's background information. Alternately, egg or embryo donors can also be friends or family members as well.

The wide variety of potential paths to single motherhood can be daunting, but should also make would-be moms optimistic, Dr. Kort says.

"Instead of waiting for the 'perfect time' or for a partner, single women today can approach motherhood on their own terms," he adds.

Neway Fertility is one of New York's leading fertility centers specializing in customized and effective fertility treatments. http://www.newayfertility.com

Daniel Kort, MD, is a double board-certified obstetrician/gynecologist and reproductive endocrinologist and is associate medical director of Neway Fertility in New York City.

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