Video: Metro Milwaukee SHRM's Spring Conference

The 2008 Wisconsin SHRM State Conference kicks off this October 15-17th at the KI Convention Center in Green Bay. Green Bay will be alive with activity as 1,000 HR professionals gather for this unique and exciting learning environment.

The Recruiter Network is a group of human resource professionals who get together once a month to share employment strategies and stories and to help the Milwaukee community find jobs.

Another year, another great state SHRM Conference in 2009. With keynote speaker Phil Keoghan, the host of the 5 time emmy winner, The Amazing Race, a variety of great programming, and countless networking opportunities, this year's conference is surely a can't miss event.

Brian Weis of Jobing.com supplies some great information on the human resources industry right here in Wisconsin. Find out about the different types of HR jobs out there, along with the education, certificates, organizations, and resources to help you get started on a career in human resources.

The 2009 WI State SHRM Conference is just weeks away and it's time to make sure you're prepared. Brian Weis shares his excitement with this year's big event.

The Wisconsin Professional Recruiters Resource (WISPRR) is a group of local recruiters and Human Resources professionals who get together to share best practices, hear speakers, and network. Find out more why being involved in WISPRR could be so valuable for you.

Are you interested in a career in HR? Then a position as a placement specialist might be just what you're looking for. Ryan Reisner tells us why he loves being a placement specialist for Select Solutions.

An organization that helps job-seekers explore crossroads in their careers and maximize their career potential, Crossroads Career Network has monthly networking meetings and other services to help anyone that's looking for help.

Brian Weis, from Jobing.com, shares insight and tips on what not to talk about at a networking event, and, also, a few conversation ideas that would be a good idea.

Shannon Jefferson, with Gibraltar Industries, Inc, loves being a member of the MMAC. Here she talks about the different ways her membership has helped her as a small business owner.

The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce (MMAC) is a 148-year-old private, not-for-profit organization representing 1800 member businesses, representing 300,000 employees in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Washington and Ozaukee counties. Driven by the needs and aspirations of our members, we are committed to bringing resources and solutions as a community partner to increase the economic vitality of the metro Milwaukee community.