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    Wednesday
    Feb062019

    PODCAST: #HRHappyHour 356 - The Mom Project: Connecting Moms with Great Opportunities

    HR Happy Hour 356 - The Mom Project: Connecting Moms with Great Opportunities

    Hosts: Trish McFarlaneSteve Boese

    Guest: Colleen Curtis, Head of Community and Marketing, The Mom Project

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    This week on the HR Happy Hour Show, Steve and Trish were joined by Colleen Curtis of The Mom Project, who works to connect returning to work Moms with great opportunities in the workplace. The Mom Project helps Moms who have fantastic skills and experiences match with organizations that are in need of experienced professionals and who care about culture, work/life balance, and the overall wellbeing of their employees. Returning to work Moms are an untapped and under-recognized talent community that every organization should be reaching out to in this challenging labor marker.

    Colleen shared how organizations and Moms work with The Mom Project, some of the success stories that have resulted from this matching of companies with this great talent pool, and how The Mom Project works with both sides to help ensure success.

    You can listen to the show HERE, on your favorite podcast app, or by using the widget player below:

    This was a really fun and interesting conversation about a topic that is really important to organizations and to the community as well. Thanks so much to Colleen for joining us. Learn more at www.themomproject.com.

    Remember to subscribe to the HR Happy Hour Show wherever you get your podcasts - just search for 'HR Happy Hour'.

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