AI adoption in recruiting is accelerating, but how much of the conversation reflects actual implementation versus expectations? Where is AI delivering value, and how is it changing the roles of recruiters and hiring managers?
Join the Recruitment Process Outsourcing Association's (RPOA) Technology & Innovation Committee for an interactive Technology & Innovation Forum featuring Trent Cotton, Head of Talent Insights at ICIMS.
Drawing on ICIMS research involving more than 400 talent acquisition leaders, Trent will share insights into real-world AI adoption in recruiting, opportunities for automation versus augmentation, and the implications for recruiting workflows.
What We'll Discuss
During the interactive event, RPOA Technology & Innovation Committee members will facilitate peer conversations in breakout rooms, giving participants an opportunity to explore Trent's research findings, exchange experiences with AI adoption, and discuss the evolving roles of recruiters and hiring managers.
About Our Guest Speaker
Trent Cotton | Head of Talent Insights, ICIMS
Trent Cotton is Head of Talent Insights at ICIMS, an enterprise talent acquisition platform. With more than 20 years of experience as an HR and talent executive, he helps organizations translate workforce trends and recruiting data into actionable strategies.
Trent is the author of High Performance Recruiting and Sprint Recruiting, which offer practical frameworks for improving recruiting performance. His work focuses on connecting data, technology, and human decision-making to advance talent acquisition.
About the Technology & Innovation Forum
The Technology & Innovation Forum is the Recruitment Process Outsourcing Association's (RPOA) platform for advancing applied innovation, AI literacy, and responsible technology adoption in RPO. As a neutral, vendor-agnostic forum, it brings together RPO providers, global talent leaders, and technology partners to share practical insights, evaluate emerging solutions, and collaborate on technologies shaping the future of talent acquisition.
