Steve Yakesh to Speak at Allied Executives’ Talent as a Strategy Event

Versique

August 4, 2016

August 4, 2016 – Steve Yakesh, EVP of Versique, was invited to speak at the Allied Executives Symposium & Business Expo event on November 3, 2016. The event will focus on Talent as a Strategy, detailing how to find, hire, train, and retain top talent.

Steve joins five additional speakers who will offer their unique viewpoints on distinct aspects of the talent equation, including leadership development, company culture, recruitment, and more. Steve’s presentation is titled “How to Target, Recruit, and Hire Employees that Build Culture and Increase the Bottom Line.”

Allied Executives was formed in 2009 as a resource for business owners and CEOs to connect and learn from one another. They host a number of events throughout the year to bring this group of leaders together. By offering valuable networking, educational opportunities, and support for leaders by leaders, Allied Executives has helped countless business owners and leaders achieve their objectives.

Visit the Allied Executive website today to register for the event and reserve your spot!

Versique / About Author

Versique is a high-performance recruiting firm that specializes in interim solutions, direct hire, and executive leadership search. Our team of experienced professionals and seasoned leaders across various areas of expertise and industries have been in your shoes. We can quickly assess your whole people picture and identify the elements that will take your business to the next level.

In 2019, 2020, and 2021 Versique was recognized as Star Tribune Top Workplace, was nominated as a Best of Business Finalist by Twin Cities Business, and made the Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal's list of Twin Cities Largest Executive Search Firms. Versique also ranks as one of the top 25 most socially/marketing engaged staffing firms in the country and #1 in Minnesota by LinkedIn.

The Versique brand represents a powerful combination of “versatile” and “unique” as it hints at the concept of “search” in its pronunciation: ver-seek.