Precision Talent Solutions hosted its first executive matchmaking event on June 25, providing GovCon industry executives and transitioning U.S. government officials with an opportunity to engage in strategic conversations and create meaningful connections.
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PTS Executive Matchmaking Event Highlights Data, Intention, Alignment
In a blog post published Wednesday, Bisrat Zelalem, business development manager at PTS, wrote that the event reflected the talent acquisition services provider’s focus on data, intention and alignment.
Attendees completed pre-event surveys detailing their mission focus, areas of interest, agency experience and advisory goals. Using artificial intelligence and its industry expertise, PTS created tailored pairings and provided attendees with curated conversation guides to ensure valuable interactions.
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PTS Precision Experts
PTS also introduced Precision Experts, a consulting and advisory service designed to link GovCon organizations to senior-level experts for project-based engagements.
Through PTS Precision Experts, GovCon organizations can gain access to agency-aligned expertise in areas such as capture and proposal strategy; market intelligence and positioning; pre-request for proposals and mission-contextual insight; programmatic troubleshooting; policy navigation; and internal strategic planning.
The new PTS offering seeks to provide former government leaders and senior-level experts with a flexible way to transition and apply their experience without committing to a full-time role.
Zelalem noted that PTS Precision Experts is designed to address a federal workforce challenge by allowing government officials transitioning out of service to stay engaged and make an impact as they explore potential pathways.
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