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How to attract the best talent in 2025

In today’s rapidly evolving job market, attracting and retaining top talent has become a game-changer for businesses. Is your organisation ready to stand out in 2025?

Join Jade Hollins and Nicky Grogan, Talent Acquisition Experts at Disrupt Talent, and discover how to transform your recruitment strategy and position your organisation as an employer of choice.

What to expect

This interactive masterclass is designed to equip you with the tools, insights, and strategies needed to attract, engage, and retain the best talent in a competitive market.

Jade & Nicky explore:

  • Understanding emerging trends: Navigate evolving candidate expectations around remote work, workplace culture, and work-life balance.

  • Building a standout employer brand: Learn how to use social media, employee testimonials, and other innovative approaches to elevate your reputation.

  • Leveraging technology: Discover AI-driven tools and analytics to refine your hiring process and forecast talent needs.

  • Creating inclusive recruitment strategies: Tap into under-represented talent pools and ensure your hiring practices promote diversity and inclusion.

  • Engaging candidates through creativity: Explore gamification, virtual job previews, and other techniques that enhance the candidate experience.

  • Boosting retention to attract talent: Understand how robust retention practices can make your organisation more appealing to top-tier candidates.

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Speakers

Jade  Hollins

Jade Hollins

Director & Co-Founder

Jade Hollins is a leading expert in talent acquisition and the head of Disrupt Talent, a consultancy renowned for helping organisations modernise their recruitment strategies. With a keen focus on innovation, diversity, and technology, Jade has partnered with top organisations to revolutionise how they attract and retain top talent.

Nicky Grogan

Nicky Grogan

Director & Co-Founder

With over 25 years of experience in the recruitment sector, Nicky Grogan is a passionate leader committed to transforming the recruitment landscape. Before co-founding Disrupt Talent with Jade, she refined her expertise in both recruitment and corporate environments, working with renowned companies like Whitbread and Heineken, where she excelled in sales and opened her eyes to the challenges of recruiting in global organisations.

Having worked closely with Jade since 2011, Nicky’s vision for revolutionising recruitment practices came to life with the founding of Disrupt Talent. Driven by the belief that "good enough" is simply not enough, she advocates for a personalised, first-class recruitment service that focuses on the unique needs of both candidates and clients.

Nicky’s innovative approach is exemplified by the development of Talent DNA—an extensive methodology that transcends traditional CV assessments. By integrating personality profiling, skills testing, and competency-based interviews, she ensures that every candidate not only meets the job requirements but also fits well within the company culture, achieving outstanding fill and retention rates.

At Disrupt Talent, Nicky places great emphasis on candidate wellbeing and engagement, recognising their importance in enhancing an employer's brand. She is dedicated to fostering open communication and providing supportive guidance throughout the recruitment process, cementing Disrupt Talent’s reputation for integrity and excellence.

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