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Recruiting Mastermind Episode 11: 4 Steps to Better Talent Attraction and Recruiting for 2025

by | Mar 13, 2025

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Description: Mark is joined by Juan Burbano of My BFF Social, Jay Teresi of Bold Trail Recruiting, and Ben Hess of Recruiting Insight as they discuss practical ways to improve your talent attraction and recruiting efforts in 2025.

This Recruiting Mastermind expands on the topics and ideas Mark and Ben presented at their 5-star rated Inman NYC session from earlier this year.

What You’ll Gain:

  • Source Top Talent: Find the perfect candidates.
  • Optimize Your Systems: Leverage cutting-edge data (BOLD TRAIL) and marketing (MyBff) for maximum efficiency.
  • Master Appointment Setting: Fill your calendar with qualified leads.
  • Gain Expert Consulting & Accountability: Receive personalized guidance and support.

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