We are thrilled to announce that Robert Walters has won Innovation of the Year at the esteemed Talint International Annual Recruitment Awards (TIARA) - Europe.
TIARA are well-respected for its recognition of excellence among RPO, MSP, and other Talent Solution Providers throughout Europe.
Our award win in this category highlights our dedication to collaborating, advising, and establishing strong partnerships with our clients to craft sustainable talent strategies. Our first-of-its-kind, transformative ESG for HR audit by our in-house consultancy practice Advisory, fills us with great pride. Always at the forefront of emerging trends and insights, we recognised a critical need for organisations to scrutinise their existing ESG policies to attract and retain in-demand talent for now and in the future.
Through this practice, we are leading the way towards lasting ESG transformation within the HR sector and helping organisations win the war on talent against the backdrop of a skills shortage and a fiercely competitive talent environment.
Commenting on being named winners, Kristen Buckheit, Managing Director, EMEA for Robert Walters said:
"I am delighted by this award victory. Our ESG for HR practice deploys audits so leaders can leverage the advantages of scientific research to take control and integrate sustainability, ethics, and innovation seamlessly into their recruitment process and employer brand, enabling them to better attract, engage, and retain top-tier talent".
Congratulations to our Advisory Practice Leads on this well-deserved win.
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