HOLMDEL, N.J., Nov. 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — iCIMS, the leading talent cloud company that empowers employers to attract, engage, hire, and advance the world’s best talent, today announced that Leon Bridges will perform at INSPIRE 2020, a virtual experience for global business, talent, and technology leaders. The performance, sponsored by LinkedIn, complements a powerful lineup of celebrity speakers and expert-led sessions, including a keynote conversation with Mindy Kaling and Trevor Noah. The event, which will take place on November 17 and 18, will include discussions on the importance of an inclusive work environment, talent’s ability to power transformation, and other emerging workplace and hiring trends from celebrity speakers, industry leaders, and talent innovators within the iCIMS community.
“This year has accelerated conversations around transformation and the future of work, and we are proud to bring together a powerful community of thousands of talent innovators to learn from one another, grow as leaders, share best practices, and bring inspiration back to their organizations as we navigate what’s next,” said Susan Vitale, chief marketing officer at iCIMS. “We’re thrilled to host this incredible lineup of speakers and performers and connect, collaborate, and celebrate all that we have and will accomplish together as a community.”
During the event’s keynote, iCIMS’ CEO, Steve Lucas will cover key shifts within business and hiring, including:
Additional INSPIRE highlights include:
Join the thousands of talent and technology innovators who have already registered for INSPIRE.
About iCIMS, Inc.
iCIMS is the talent cloud company that empowers organizations to attract, engage, hire, and advance the right talent that builds a diverse, winning workforce. iCIMS accelerates transformation for a community of more than 4,000 customers, including a third of the Fortune 100, that employ more than 30 million people worldwide. For more information, visit www.icims.com.
Contact: Erica Bonavitacola, erica.bonavitacola@icims.com
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