Job Outlook Update: A Look at Hiring Projections for the Class of 2025

Career Level: Basic-, intermediate-, and advanced-level career services, university relations and recruiting, and business affiliate professionals
Competency: Use of career, occupations, and employment information
Fee: FREE (member); $89 (nonmember);

Summary

Dive into the latest hiring projections with Shawn VanDerziel, NACE president & CEO, and Minh Huynh, an economist with KPMG. We’ll examine the latest hiring trends for new college graduates in light over the wider economic outlook and discuss what’s happening with skills-based hiring and what that means for entry-level hires and interns. Free to members, this webinar offers insights and analysis to keep you informed and on top of the latest trends.
Presenters

Shawn VanDerziel, President & Chief Executive Officer, NACE
As president and chief executive officer of the National Association of Colleges and Employers, Shawn VanDerziel leads the association of 18,000 college career services professionals, university relations and recruiting professionals, and business solution providers that serve the community. As a leading voice on the employment of the college educated and advocate for equitable outcomes for all students, VanDerziel is featured regularly as an industry expert and is a sought-after speaker on a range of topics, including internships, hiring, career readiness, and trends in the workforce and college job market. Prior to joining the NACE staff, VanDerziel was with the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago for 23 years, where he most recently served as chief human resources officer and as chief of staff. His earlier roles included corporate recruiting with Norrell Corporation and a position in higher education as associate director of student enrollment at National Louis University.

Minh Huynh PhD, Managing Dir, Economic & Stat Consulting Services, KPMG LLP
Minh Huynh, Ph.D., is a managing director at KPMG. Prior to joining KPMG, Dr. Huynh was an Institute Fellow and vice president at the American Institutes for Research. He also served as chief of the Office of Economic Policy and Analysis at the U.S. Department of Labor and as senior economist and economic editor for the Social Security Administration. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from Boston College.