Leonard Carnie has over 15 years of experience in recruiting and human resources. His experience includes recruiting for healthcare, manufacturing, and staffing industries. He has recruited for a wide range of positions from entry-level to executive levels. Carnie utilizes various sourcing methods including social media, job boards, networking, and job fairs to identify and screen qualified candidates. He has experience negotiating salaries, completing reference and background checks, and onboarding new hires. Carnie holds an Associate's degree in Business Management.
A resourceful and well-rounded team player who delivers results to enable organizational success. Seeking a senior level HR role that will allow a strategic and versatile HR professional with 10 years experience in Employee Relations, Benefit & Compensation Administration, Staffing, Training and Project Management to provide sound advice and counsel to ensure compliance with company policies and procedures, as well as all federal, state and local labor laws.
Now seeking a suitable human resource position with an ambitious company for more growth in my career.
A resourceful and well-rounded team player who delivers results to enable organizational success. Seeking a senior level HR role that will allow a strategic and versatile HR professional with 10 years experience in Employee Relations, Benefit & Compensation Administration, Staffing, Training and Project Management to provide sound advice and counsel to ensure compliance with company policies and procedures, as well as all federal, state and local labor laws.
Now seeking a suitable human resource position with an ambitious company for more growth in my career.
In a B2B scenario, with longer lead times, higher value outcomes and complex decision making units, telemarketing can help build the depth of relationship and
level of trust needed to take a prospect through to a sale.
Energy prices are the top concern of Americans among energy issues.
A plurality of Americans (43%) believe that energy prices are the most important energy issue facing the country today. And of those, 75% say that energy prices are are too high.
Roughly one quarter of Americans believe that expanding renewable energy sources (26%) and increasing the production of natural energy sources (23%) should be our primary focus.
While only eight percent of Americans view grid security as the most important energy issue in America, this issue has not gotten extensive media attention.
A plurality of Americans believes that our energy grid is not secure against a terrorist attack.
Forty-six percent (46%) of Americans say that they don’t believe that the nation’s energy grid is secure against a terrorist attack.
While 44% do say that the grid might be secure, only one-in-ten (11%) show confidence in that, saying they think it is very secure.
The public is still coming to a consensus on this issue, only 33% have strong opinions either way.
Americans overwhelmingly believe that securing our electric grid and infrastructure is a federal issue.
Nearly half (45%) of Americans say that securing our power grid is the role of the federal government.
Only one quarter (26%) say it is the utility companies’ job and fewer (23%) say it is a state government role.
While most American’s are less willing to pay more for better service, a strong minority (40%) indicate that they would be willing to pay more despite energy prices currently being the most important issue.
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Resume - Talent Acquisition Leader
Global Talent Acquisition Leader with expertise in building, training, and managing TA Sourcing teams to bring top talent to companies. High expertise in TA Operations and Technologies, including but not limited to the following: CRM, ATS, AI, Social Media/Marketing, Landing Pages, Search Engines, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Interviews, Workday, Workflows, Reporting, Candidate Experience and Job Boards.
Global Talent Acquisition Leadership – 10 years
Strategic Sourcing – 8 years
Recruiter – 6 years
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
ERE, Kennedy Recruitment Conference, Sourcecon (2), Select Minds User Conference, IHRIM Technology Conference, Maine Human Resources Convention
1. LEONARD R. CARNIE III
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Presence Saint Joseph Hospital, Elgin, IL November 2014 – April 2015
Recruiter (Contract)
• Sourced for CNA, RN, Coders, IT, Marketing, Engineers, Executive Management, Administrative, and Food
Service
• Utilized Boolean search strings, Social Media – Facebook & Linked In, Company Website/ATS, Job Boards –
Career Builder & Monster, Cold Calling, Groups/Associations, and referral programs
• Handled over 40+ open requisitions at one given time
• Interviewed and screened candidates to present to Hiring Managers
• Completed all New Hire paperwork for all positions
• Met with Managers and Directors regarding job specifications to ensure accurate postings and sourcing
• Met with hiring managers to present qualified candidates
Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs, FL February 2014 – June 2014
Recruiter (Contract)
• Sourced for CNA, RN, Coders, IT, HR, Sales, Executive Management, Administrative, and Food Service
• Utilized Boolean search strings, Social Media – Facebook & Linked In, Company Website/ATS, Job Boards –
Career Builder & Monster, Cold Calling, Groups/Associations, and referral programs
• Conducted phone screens and sent all qualified candidates to hiring managers for review
• Negotiated salaries and completed reference checks
• Processed all new hire on boarding paperwork and offer letters
DMEautomotive – Corporate, Daytona Beach, FL February 2013 – January 2014
Staffing Specialist/HR Generalist
• Sourced for senior level Strategic Executives, Product and Program Developers, Market Research, Research
Consultants, IT, Drivers, Warehouse (clients were union), Sales, Sales Management, and Call Center
• Scheduled/Conducted job fairs at colleges, unemployment offices, hotels and the company
• Sourced for applicants using social media; Career Builder, Monster, Dice and LinkedIn
• Conducted 1st and 2nd Interviews
• Average time to fill 14 days
• Established intake meetings in order to develop strategies, job descriptions and advertising
• Trained new hires and worked on I-9 compliance
AppleOne – IT Technical, Altamonte Springs, FL August 2012 – December 2012
Recruiter (Contract)
• Researched and qualified employees who met job descriptions set by clients
• Recruited Marketing, Sales, eCommerce, and Web Development positions.
• Sourced for applicants using social media; Career Builder, Monster, Dice and LinkedIn
• Conducted 1st and 2nd Interviews for contracted clients.
• Leveraged Taleo applicant tracking system to ensure proper documentation of candidate progress.
• Created weekly pipeline reports on the status of all candidates in process.
• Sourced candidates through job fairs at local colleges as well unemployment offices
Masterson Staffing – Light Industrial, Elgin, IL February 2012 – July 2012
Recruiter
• Identified potential leads for new employment opportunities
• Full life cycle recruitment for client’s job openings for Technicians(for the print industry that was unionized), IT,
Forklift Drivers, Freight Drives, and Line Operators
• Reorganized marketing/sourcing techniques to attract qualified candidates for job openings with clients
Aerotek – Light Industrial, Schaumburg, IL February 2002 – May 2007
Recruiter/On Premise Manager/HR
• Sourced for the candidates that included warehouse, forklift driver, line operator. executive HR, Plant Manager
as well all aspects of maintenance, drivers
• Posted ads and flyers at local coffee shops, colleges, and unemployment offices
2. • Utilized Boolean search strings, Social Media – Facebook & Linked In, Company Website/ATS, Job Boards –
Career Builder & Monster, Cold Calling, Groups/Associations, and referral programs
• Scheduled/Conducted career fairs to find potential candidates for hires
• Conducted phone screens and sent all qualified candidates to hiring managers for review
• Negotiated salaries and completed reference checks
• Processed all new hire on boarding paperwork and offer letters
EDUCATION
AS in Business Management
June 2007
McHenry County College, McHenry, IL
SOFTWARE SKILLS
• Microsoft Office Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
• ATS: Taleo, PeopleSoft, and Kronos
• Sourcing Programs/Tools: LinkedIn, CareerBuilder, Monster, SalesForce