Elaine Orler

Elaine Orler

Elaine Orler has been developing and implementing talent acquisition strategies and solutions since 1993. With her keen analytical eye, Elaine has helped global organizations transform their recruiting processes with actionable strategies that influence the company as a whole and technology implementations that optimize talent acquisition for HR professionals, hiring managers, and job candidates. Her years of experience enable her to help companies design their talent acquisition framework to enhance their talent acquisition processes. Her passion for helping always impacts her clients.​

​As one of the talent acquisition industry’s most sought-after thought leaders, Elaine takes an active role in industry events and associations. She has presented on one-of-a-kind recruiting strategy and candidate experience thought leadership at some of the industry’s most innovative events, including the HR Technology Conference, the SHRM Annual Conference, ERE, and HRO Today Forum among others. Elaine is well-respected as a talent acquisition solutions expert and continually works with practitioners serving as an analyst to the solution provider community to shape the way talent management strategy and recruiting solutions are delivered. ​

​She is always tuned into the latest trends and is often quoted in leading HR and business publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Human Resource Executive, and Talent Management. Elaine is invested in all aspects of the market that improve recruiting performance from candidate experience (co-founder of Talent Board, the founding organization of the Candidate Experience Awards) to optimal candidate selection with TalVista (owner).  One of Elaine’s greatest accomplishments was building a talent acquisition consulting firm from the ground up, in which Elaine was the CEO and Founder of Talent Function for 11 years.  Elaine currently serves as the senior vice president of technology consulting at Cielo, Inc. a recruitment process outsourcing firm that recently acquired Talent Function.

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