Bruce Morton

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As a distinguished thought-leader and global innovator, Bruce Morton has more than three decades of experience within the human capital and workforce management industry. As such, throughout his time in the field, Bruce has witnessed a massive shift in the way organizations manage their greatest asset: people.

As a sought-after and renowned international speaker, Bruce has stimulated audiences across the US, Europe, and Asia with his fresh and innovative approach to acquiring top talent—sharing his in-depth recruitment and retention knowledge with new-age media on a global scale. He has also designed, implemented, and managed some of the largest resourcing solutions across the globe—saving companies millions of dollars while securing the very best talent.

In his current role, Bruce serves as global head of strategy for Allegis Global Solutions (AGS). Promoted in January 2018, Bruce concentrates on adding increased value to AGS’ clients via new services and product-idea generation, internal and external thought leadership, and serving as a face to the industry through conferences and speaking engagements. Bruce was also promoted to chief marketing officer in 2013.

Prior to working at AGS, Bruce owned e3 Unlimited, a talent acquisition and development organization managing a breadth of staffing-related needs for global companies.

Bruce’s latest innovation is that of a dynamic integrated technology platform that, for the first time in industry history, integrates top-of-class digital recruitment technologies to create engaged living talent communities—diverging from traditional static methodologies. He was recognized as Thought Leader of the Year at the 2013 European HRO 'Be Transformed' Awards, and again as Thought Leader of the Year at the 2014 North American HRO Today Forum. 
Twitter: @BruceTalent 

 

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Nov 02, 2018    0
If you’re in the business of talent, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ve heard of the coming advent of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on recruiting and workforce strategy.
 
There’s also a pretty good chance that, if you’re like most talent leaders, you’ve been inundated with...
Sep 07, 2018    0
Organizational readiness is the new competitive advantage. Being able to quickly adapt to—and take advantage of—the rapidly evolving world of work is now the key to success or failure.  
 
The emerging workforce has evolving expectations of how they want to work and what their relationship with employers should look like. Combine those expectations with rapid innovation in technology and new business models, and we’re in a breeding ground...
The time has come where prospective employees are being looked at more as consumers of work.
Apr 26, 2018    0

There was a time, not so long ago, when work was more of a place we went as opposed to a thing we did. Until recently, work-life balance wasn’t an aspiration, but instead, something most workers could more or less take for granted. 

There existed an unspoken, unseen and ubiquitous wall separating the personal and the professional, with a distinct divide existing between our work lives and our home lives. Work began – and ended – at the factory floor or the...

Jan 12, 2018    0

Welcome to this new column. Every couple of months I’ll be getting on the proverbial soapbox and sharing my observations and opinions on all things ‘talent’ and how ‘work’ works. Please feel free to agree, disagree and add to the subjects via the comments sections below. 

So, let’s kick off with a few things that are affecting the world of work and how we think about talent now and potentially in the future. While there are many factors that...