Finding Keepers

Authors' Biographies:

VIDEO: Co-author talks about Finding Keepers

Jesse Harriott, Ph.D. is Vice President of Global Monster Insights and pioneered the Monster Employment Index (MEI), the first measure of online recruitment activity now tracked in the United States and Europe.

Harriott built Monster Intelligence, the research division at Monster focused on the Human Capital marketplace, and extended it into Monster Insights, the company's international research arm that provides groundbreaking information and custom market analysis to Monster customers. He holds an M.A. and a Ph.D. from DePaul University and has appeared on various media outlets including CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, CBS radio, Bloomberg and Reuters.

Steve Pogorzelski, formerly Monster's EVP of Global Sales & Customer Development, was responsible for Monster sales and customer development in more than 40 countries worldwide.

Pogorzelski has 23 years of recruitment advertising agency experience. He has appeared on BBC World News, ABC-TV "World News Tonight," Fox News Channel, CNBC, PBS "Nightly Business Report," Bloomberg TV, Bloomberg Radio, AP Radio, Wall Street Journal Radio and CNN Radio, and has been quoted in numerous newspaper articles across the country, including the Chicago Tribune, Indianapolis Star, Miami Herald, New York Post, Orlando Sentinel and San Diego Union-Tribune. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.

Doug Hardy runs Monster’s publishing program for employers and job seekers, and is the co-author (with Monster founder Jeff Taylor) of three books in the Monster Careers series and Fastweb College Gold, a guide to student financial aid.

A certified job- and career-transition coach, Hardy conducts workshops and gives presentations on career-related topics at venues such as The Omega Institute, private job seeker organizations, and many colleges and universities. He is often interviewed about employment topics by newspapers, magazines, television and radio outlets around the country, including The Washington Post, The New York Post, The Tucker Carlson Show, and national
radio networks.

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	Authors' Biographies: VIDEO: Co-author talks about Finding Keepers Jesse Harriott, Ph.D. is Vice President of Global Monster Insights and pioneered the Monster Employment Index (MEI), the first measure of online recruitment activity now tracked in the United States and Europe. Harriott built Monster Intelligence, the research division at Monster focused on the Human Capital marketplace, and extended it into Monster Insights, the company's international research arm that provides groundbreaking information and custom market analysis to Monster customers. He holds an M.A. and a Ph.D. from DePaul University and has appeared on various media outlets including CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, CBS radio, Bloomberg and Reuters. Steve Pogorzelski, formerly Monster's EVP of Global Sales & Customer Development, was responsible for Monster sales and customer development in more than 40 countries worldwide. Pogorzelski has 23 years of recruitment advertising agency experience. He has appeared on BBC World News, ABC-TV "World News Tonight," Fox News Channel, CNBC, PBS "Nightly Business Report," Bloomberg TV, Bloomberg Radio, AP Radio, Wall Street Journal Radio and CNN Radio, and has been quoted in numerous newspaper articles across the country, including the Chicago Tribune, Indianapolis Star, Miami Herald, New York Post, Orlando Sentinel and San Diego Union-Tribune. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin. Doug Hardy runs Monster’s publishing program for employers and job seekers, and is the co-author (with Monster founder Jeff Taylor) of three books in the Monster Careers series and Fastweb College Gold, a guide to student financial aid. A certified job- and career-transition coach, Hardy conducts workshops and gives presentations on career-related topics at venues such as The Omega Institute, private job seeker organizations, and many colleges and universities. He is often interviewed about employment topics by newspapers, magazines, television and radio outlets around the country, including The Washington Post, The New York Post, The Tucker Carlson Show, and national radio networks.