Bill Boorman is something of a recruitment veteran, having worked in the industry for 27 years. All this despite being told at his first job that he didn’t have a future in the business! At the age of 44, the industry has given him most of his experience, having worked in most market places.
Now best known as @BillBoorman on twitter. Bill is a twitterholic that never sleeps and a self-confessed social media amateur.
Host of Ready For Lift Off on blogtalk radio & owner of The Good News Group (Recruiters) on Linked In. MD of the Bill Boorman Consultancy that supports Recruiters & recruiting firms across Europe.
Recruitment has given him an insight in to the workings of many companies and he believes that this has given him a broad based understanding of business and people in general. He bases his training and consultancy work on this experience. He describes himself as being a non-academic trainer, preferring instead to deliver “true life” training that mixes reality with theory. Through his many experiences he has many case studies that help make sense of the problems delegates face.
As a presenter, Bill has delivered many keynotes to industry leaders, working to his usual aim of informing, amusing, educating and inspiring change. It’s a simple belief that people learn best when they are smiling. Most recently presenting the key note presentation to Elite recruitment leaders, the national recruitment federation (Ireland), World leaders in recruitment Conference, TalentNetLive (Dallas), the REC riding the recession tour, the first Social Media In Recruitment Conference and many more.
Bill is a regular blogger and contributor in many of the recruiting and social media groups worldwide.
Personally, Bill is married with two children, who give him plenty of inspiration. He runs marathons around the world badly and slowly, and loves being in the great outdoors.
He launched Bill Boorman Consultancy in November 2005 to share this experience with others and to develop training and consultancy for a wider ranger of companies and develop keynote presentations to a bigger audience.
Informing ◦ Educating ◦ Entertaining ◦Inspiring Change
