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Jeffrey A. Joerres

Jeffrey A. Joerres

ManpowerGroup
Executive Chairman

Jeffrey A. Joerres assumed the role of ManpowerGroup’s executive chairman in May 2014 after 15 years as CEO. Having joined the organisation in 1993, Joerres served as VP of marketing and senior VP of European operations and global account management. He was named CEO in 1999 and chairman in 2001. Under Joerres’ tenure, ManpowerGroup experienced rapid growth, expanding the footprint of the organisation to 3,100 offices across 80 countries and territories. Joerres sits on a number of boards including the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.

Jonas Prising

Jonas Prising

ManpowerGroup
Chairman & CEO
Swedish/American

Staffing 100 Europe | Hall of Fame |  2021

Jonas Prising was named ManpowerGroup CEO in 2014 and chairman in 2015, originally joining the organisation in 1999. A recognised expert on the labour market and world-of-work trends, Prising is actively engaged in the World Economic Forum, including as a steward of the Future of Education, Gender and Work Global System; co-chair of the Regional Business Council on Europe; and CEO champion of the Digital Transformation Initiative. Passionate about preparing the future workforce, he is the vice chairman of Junior Achievement Worldwide, former chairman of the board, and a current board member of Junior Achievement USA.

Jonas Prising

Jonas Prising

ManpowerGroup
Chairman & CEO
Swedish/American

Staffing 100 Europe | 2020

Jonas Prising was named ManpowerGroup CEO in 2014 and chairman in 2015, originally joining the organisation in 1999. A recognised expert on the labour market and world-of-work trends, Prising is actively engaged in the World Economic Forum, including as a steward of the Future of Education, Gender and Work Global System; co-chair of the Regional Business Council on Europe; and CEO champion of the Digital Transformation Initiative. Passionate about preparing the future workforce, he is the vice chairman of Junior Achievement Worldwide, former chairman of the board, and a current board member of Junior Achievement USA.

Mike Wachholz

Mike Wachholz

Pontoon
President

As president of Pontoon, Mike Wachholz led Pontoon to become one of the largest global MSP/RPO companies in four years. Pontoon has grown from approximately 650 global employees to more than 1,500, providing services in more than 95 countries. With more than 150 clients, Pontoon has realised a 91% increase in MSP spend and has doubled RPO placements with Wachholz at the helm. Prior to Pontoon, Wachholz was the COO of Beeline.

Tig Gilliam

Tig Gilliam

NES Global Talent
CEO

Tig Gilliam was appointed CEO of NES Global Talent, a specialist provider of engineering talent solutions, in 2014. He joined the board of directors in 2013. Before NES Global Talent, Gilliam was operating partner for AEA Investors LP, a private equity firm. From 2007 to 2012, he was regional head and executive committee member of Adecco Group North America. Earlier in his career, he was a partner at PwC Consulting and IBM Global Business Services, leading the global supply chain management practice. Gilliam is chairman of NY-based Work Market Inc., the freelance management system used by businesses to manage their independent contractors.

John L. Marshall III

John L. Marshall III

The Adecco Group
Regional Head of North America, UK & Ireland, Professional Staffing

John L. Marshall III has led The Adecco Group’s North America, UK & Ireland, professional staffing region since April 2017. Prior to this, he was the regional head of UK & Ireland from October 2015 to March 2017. Marshall was a practicing attorney with King & Spalding and AT&T before he joined MPS Group in 1998. He joined MPS Group as deputy general counsel with an emphasis on acquisitions and public company reporting. He was promoted to president of Special Counsel in 2001 and named president of Accounting Principals in 2006. Adecco Group named Marshall president of its US finance, office and legal business unit after it acquired MPS Group in 2010.

Darryl Green

Darryl Green

ManpowerGroup
President and COO

Darryl Green is ManpowerGroup’s president and COO, responsible for operations in 80 countries and territories across the Americas, Asia Pacific and Middle East, and Southern and Northern Europe. Green is a leader focused on driving digital transformation and growth with disciplined execution. He previously served as president of ManpowerGroup’s North America and APME operations. He holds an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. Green speaks fluent Japanese and is a director of the Japan Staffing Service Association.

Chris Hartman

Chris Hartman

Allegis Global Solutions
President

Chris Hartman is president of Allegis Global Solutions (AGS). He has more than 20 years’ experience with the Allegis Group family, and is responsible for growing the AGS footprint throughout the globe. In his previous role as global development officer for Allegis Group, Hartman was responsible for executing and establishing dominant offerings outside of North America. Before moving over to his global roles, he was a founding member and president of Allegis Group Services. Under his direction, AGS grew into one of the largest MSP and RPO providers.

Natalia Shuman

Natalia Shuman

Kelly Services
SVP and GM, EMEA and APAC

Natalia Shuman is SVP and GM, EMEA and APAC regions for Kelly Services. Shuman joined Kelly in 1997 and launched the company’s recruitment business in the Moscow market. She has taken responsibility for managing Kelly’s largest and most complex customer programs across the US, Europe and Asia and led strategic cross-divisional projects with focus on results and value creation for the customer. In 2011, Shuman moved to Singapore to focus on Kelly’s customers and partners in the APAC region. She sits on the boards of Kelly’s recently expanded North Asia joint venture, TS Kelly Asia Pacific as well as Ciett.

Tig Gilliam

Tig Gilliam

NES Global Talent
CEO

Tig Gilliam has been CEO of NES Global Talent, a specialist provider of engineering talent solutions, since 2014. He joined the board in 2013. Prior to NES Global Talent, Gilliam was operating partner for AEA Investors, a private equity firm. From 2007 to 2012, he was regional head and executive committee member of The Adecco Group North America. Earlier in his career, he was a partner at PwC Consulting and IBM Global Business Services, leading the global supply chain management practice. Gilliam is also chairman of New York-based Work Market Inc., a freelance management system used by businesses to manage their independent contractors.