Celebrating Women’s History, Remote Workforce Strategy, Alaant Acquires Tech-Focused Recruiting Firm and more!

At Alaant, we strongly believe that equality, diversity and inclusivity are vital to a thriving workforce. In recognition of Women’s History Month and the key roles women play in the workplace, we are shining a spotlight on women business leaders from across our region. These women have made a positive impact through success in their careers and service to their communities. Their stories offer important insights and perspectives to inspire and motivate others. This week’s spotlight: Susan Lundberg, Founder, New York Tech Loop…

According to a report from the World Bank, women still face huge inequalities worldwide. They spend between 2 to 10 more hours a day than men caring for children, the elderly or the sick. And they earn, on average, about 60% to 75% of men’s wages. If the pay gap between men and women were to close, the world’s GDP could grow by $12 trillion by 2025. Yet in 100 countries, laws still exist that restrict the type of work women can do. This begs the question on International Women’s Day, how can companies support more women in the workplace?...

Alaant’s Managing Partner, Miriam Dushane shares more on hiring candidates with less work experience via this “Eye On Talent” segment on CBS 6 - Albany…

For a long time, companies shied away from remote work due to anxieties around productivity loss. However, the latest remote work statistics speak a different, more evolved story. In this article, we share five interesting remote work statistics for 2020. We also discuss actionable insights that you can draw from these findings. If you’re still on the fence about remote working, 2020 might be the year to take the leap…

Susan Lundberg decided to sell the software recruiting business that she spent 20 years building - Capital Tech Search - to Alaant Workforce Solutions over drinks in December. Lundberg and Alaant's Miriam Dushane have known each other for years. Dushane had previously told Lundberg that if she ever wanted to sell her business, Alaant would acquire it...