What happens in Vegas…Will not stay in Vegas, this year.

This year’s Staffing Summit is approaching quickly and you won’t want to leave what happens in Vegas behind.

Company CEOs, owners, and VPs will be attending the 2012 Staffing Summit in Las Vegas, NV October 15-17 at the Aria Resort and Casino. These industry professionals will have an opportunity to learn more about the best practices, gain propriety information and have an opportunity to network with other healthcare staffing professionals. Whether your business is small or large there is always something new to learn in this ever-changing, fast-paced industry.

Why should you attend? 

One word – Networking. Networking with the top professionals will help you to improve yourself as a staffing industry professional as well as your business. Although, attending an event like this may seem costly, the progression and new insight for you and your business will be priceless. You can see what your competitors are doing and gain contacts within the industry. These two things aren’t something you can gain staying in the office.

Now that decision has been made to attend, you will need to be prepared for all that you are about to experience. 

Here is a list of things to make sure you have/do:

• Business cards –great for networking and making contacts.
• Camera-revisit your memories.
• Pen/Paper- You never know what might inspire you.
• Comfy Shoes- There will be a lot of walking.
• An extra bag or leave room in your suitcase – You will need room for all the valuable materials you’ll be bringing home.
• Bring a friend-Take in more knowledge by splitting up and sharing notes.
• Schedule-Plan which speakers and sessions you want to attend that will benefit you the most.
• Have fun!

We are anxious to learn new things from all who are attending and share the exciting new features we have in store. Be sure to stop by our booth and say hi!

Stay tuned to our blog over the coming weeks to learn more about the speakers and sessions that will be available for you to attend while at Summit.