EVENTS
Look for MBO Partners at these Upcoming Events
We regularly host and participate in a number of industry events. Check back often to see where MBO Partners will be speaking, exhibiting, and hosting events throughout the year.
Featured Event
View our upcoming events, below.
ProcureCon Contingent Staffing
July 23-25, 2019 Minneapolis, Minnesota Come see MBO speak and exhibit at this peer-led, interactive conference designed to help staffing professionals build a winning people strategy using procurement values. Created part of the ProcureCon Series of events, Contingent Staffing will make sure you have the tools for success in Total Talent Management.
ProcureCon Contingent Staffing
July 23-25, 2019
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Come see MBO speak and exhibit at this peer-led, interactive conference designed to help staffing professionals build a winning people strategy using procurement values. Created part of the ProcureCon Series of events, Contingent Staffing will make sure you have the tools for success in Total Talent Management.
SIA CWS Summit
September 9-10, 2019
San Diego, California
MBO will be highly involved in the annual CWS Summit, the largest peer-to-peer networking event for contingent workforce professionals. This event features case studies and real-world solutions for the evolving challenges in managing today’s workforce solutions program. Whether your program is new and in search of tools to get started or mature and needing to evolve to the next level, the Summit offers content for all. For a free Qualified Buyer pass as MBO’s guest, email khartung@mbopartners.com.
SIA Collaboration in the Gig Economy
September 11-12, 2019
San Diego, California
Join MBO at the convergence of talent and technology at SIA’s Collaboration in the Gig Economy event. Work is no longer defined as direct hire or contingent and all iterations of how, when and where people choose to work require new ways of managing talent programs. Problem-solve alongside all players in the talent supply chain and gain impactful strategies on how to maximize the value in your own program.
