Episodes

  • Direct Hire Builds a Job. Recurring Revenue Built a $28M Exit.

    Direct Hire Builds a Job. Recurring Revenue Built a $28M Exit.
    Apr 23 2026

    Diane Prince walked into staffing with zero recruiting experience and one specific intention: build a business she could scale and sell. Six years later, she sold her staffing agency for $28 million.

    🚀 Diane is speaking again at the This Is Your Year Recruiter Summit 2026 — which is exactly why this episode is back in rotation. Don't miss her live session. Register free: https://this-is-your-year-recruiter-summit.heysummit.com/

    Most recruiting agency owners will never have an exit like Diane's. Not because they aren't good at the work — because they built the wrong kind of business.

    Only 27% of recruiting agencies have predictable monthly recurring revenue. 63% deal with cash flow interruptions every year. And the agency owners grinding pure direct hire — even the influencers, even the people doing seven figures — are quietly admitting behind closed doors that they don't have a sellable asset. Diane talks to recruiters in their 60s and 70s every week who've finally realized it. They built a job. They never built an equity story.

    In this episode, Diane breaks down the recurring revenue model that flipped her business from a roller coaster of direct hire goose eggs into a stable, sellable, $28M company. She covers why temp staffing is something your clients legally cannot do for themselves (which is why it's so much stickier than retained or contingent), how to use an EOR to strip the operational headache out of running it, the anchor client strategy that kept her billing through 2008 even when her largest client Countrywide collapsed into the financial crisis, the easiest BD question to add to every existing client conversation to surface hidden contract revenue, and why the US temp staffing market is $218 billion — meaning you only need a tiny slice to change your business.

    She also addresses the question every direct-hire recruiter secretly has: can you build recurring revenue without going full staffing? Yes. She walks through the RPO and per-role retainer models that get you partway there.

    If your agency resets to zero every January, this episode is the answer. The model exists. Diane built it. She sold it. And she's coming back to teach more of it at the next summit.

    This episode is brought to you by Atlas — the AI-first recruitment platform built to eliminate admin. Atlas captures every candidate conversation automatically and turns it into insight you can actually use. With MagicSearch, you can ask your entire database questions like "who mentioned they're open to relocating next year" and get answers instantly. Atlas customers have reported 40%+ EBITDA growth and 80%+ increases in monthly billings. Get your exclusive listener offer at https://recruitwithatlas.com

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    🌐 Benjamin Mena → http://www.selectsourcesolutions.com/ 🔗 Benjamin on LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminmena/ 📸 Benjamin on Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/benlmena/
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    34 mins
  • Turn Your Recruiting Niche Into a $6M Practice + Venture Fund | Norm Volsky

    Turn Your Recruiting Niche Into a $6M Practice + Venture Fund | Norm Volsky
    Apr 20 2026
    Norm Volsky doesn't just place people at companies. He invests in them. After 14 years in digital health and employee benefits recruiting, Norm has built something almost nobody else in this industry has pulled off: a $6M recruiting practice and a fully operational venture capital firm — running side by side, feeding each other, in the same niche. His first client, Livongo, sold to Teladoc for $18.5 billion. His second, Hinge Health, just IPO'd for $3 billion. He placed three dozen people at Hinge alone. And somewhere along the way, he realized the smartest investors in the room already trusted him more than any VC — because he knew every founder, every pricing model, every hiring trend before they did. So he stopped just taking fees. He started taking equity. 🚀 This Is Your Year Recruiter Summit — April 27th through May 4th Free live sessions with the industry's best, including Mike Williams, Brianna Rooney, and Mark Whitby. The event you don't want to miss heading into Q2. Register free: https://this-is-your-year-recruiter-summit.heysummit.com/ This episode is the blueprint for how Norm did it — and how you can do the same thing in your niche. He walks through meeting the Hinge Health founders when they were 15 people in a garage, and the exact conversation that turned a recruiting client into an equity stake. He explains why this model only works in B2B software. He breaks down how he raised $850K from 80+ industry insiders for a single SPV, bought 4.7% of an $18M company, and grew that investor list into 500+ potential LPs across the benefits world. The lesson underneath all of it is universal: niche domination unlocks things fees alone never will. Norm didn't stumble into venture capital. He earned the right to be asked — by being the most knowledgeable, most helpful, most persistent recruiter in his space for a decade before anyone saw the investment firm coming. You'll also hear how he scaled his team to $6M in billings with roughly 10 people, why building an ops function was his biggest unlock, and the word-choice mistake he caught his younger recruiters making that sounds unprofessional to every hiring manager on the call. What you'll learn: How to dominate a niche so thoroughly your clients become your investorsThe exact pitch that turns a recruiting engagement into an equity stakeWhy B2B software is the only space this playbook works inHow Norm raised $850K from 80+ investors for a single dealWhy hiring an ops function was the unlock that doubled his ceilingThe pattern recognition that separates great investors from lucky onesHow to build 500+ high-trust investor relationships starting from zero Sponsored by Atlas Atlas is the AI-first recruitment platform built to eliminate admin. It captures every candidate conversation automatically, surfaces insights through natural language search, and gives you a clear view of your entire pipeline. Atlas customers have reported 40%+ EBITDA growth and 80%+ increase in monthly billings. Get your exclusive listener offer: https://recruitwithatlas.com 🔗 Links & Resources 💼 Join the Elite Recruiter Community — biweekly roundtables, Billers Club, split space, full summit replays. $49/month, cancel anytime. https://elite-recruiters.circle.so/checkout/elite-recruiter-community 🔗 Connect with Norm Volsky on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/normanvolsky/ 🎙️ Norm's podcast — Digital Health Heavyweights: https://open.spotify.com/show/3JeFFZqvVC1lmVXCvv3D7y?si=aa28a49e63ba413f 📬 Subscribe to the newsletter: https://eliterecruiterpodcast.beehiiv.com/subscribe 📺 YouTube: https://youtu.be/yn-7_7cQsZs 🌐 Benjamin Mena: http://www.selectsourcesolutions.com/ 🔗 Benjamin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminmena/ 📸 Benjamin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/benlmena/
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    1 hr and 24 mins
  • How to Go Fully Retained Without Losing Your Clients

    How to Go Fully Retained Without Losing Your Clients
    Apr 16 2026

    The This Is Your Year Recruiter Summit kicks off April 27th — less than 2 weeks away. Free live sessions with the industry's best, including Mike Williams, Brianna Rooney, and Mark Whitby. Register now: https://this-is-your-year-recruiter-summit.heysummit.com/

    Most contingent recruiters think the hardest part of going retained is convincing their clients to pay upfront. Andrea Colabella thought the same thing — until she actually did it, and discovered the anticipation was far worse than the conversation.

    Andrea is the founder of Cardea Group, a fully retained executive search firm based in New York City specializing in legal and compliance professionals within investment management. She started cold-calling recruiting agencies in 2005 asking to be hired as a recruiter, found her first mentor, and spent the next 18 years niching further and further — from admin and HR, to software sales, to investment management broadly, to a single laser-focused vertical: legal and compliance at hedge funds, private equity firms, and family offices. She built Cardea Group in 2009 during one of the worst markets in modern financial history. She's a Pinnacle Society member, has placed over 500 professionals, and in 2023 made the full pivot to a 100% retained model.

    You'll also hear how she uses recorded video first-round interviews through Hinterview to cut five to eight hours of client interviewing time per search, how she runs weekly steering meetings with retained clients to manage expectations and protect the search process, and why building a reputation as the expert in the room — not just the recruiter who fills the job — has become her most powerful business development tool.

    Timestamps

    00:00 — Cold-calling her way into recruiting in 2005 Boston

    10:42 — Leaving the broad market to go deep in investment management

    12:37 — What bad firm culture taught her about running her own shop

    23:00 — Recyclability: why candidates in multiple processes all move at once

    26:02 — The contingent to engaged to retained journey

    30:05 — How retained pricing works: 40/40/20 on total comp

    31:43 — Why billing on total compensation changes everything

    33:22 — What white glove service actually means operationally

    37:26 — Converting existing clients: anticipation is worse than the conversation

    39:33 — Hosting in-person industry events as a BD strategy

    44:14 — Weekly steering meetings and defensive calendar blocking

    53:16 — The retained pitch and 52-day average time to close

    54:36 — Using recorded video interviews to cut client interviewing time

    Connect with Andrea Colabella

    🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colabella/ 🌐 Cardea Group: https://thecardeagroup.com

    This episode is sponsored by Atlas

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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • The Diagnosis Method Behind $12B in Staffing Revenue

    The Diagnosis Method Behind $12B in Staffing Revenue
    Apr 13 2026
    Dave Veres started at Aerotech in September 1994. He was 22, fresh off four years as an all-conference shortstop at Michigan State, and he didn't know how to spell the company name. He got on a plane to Baltimore for training and called his parents after three days. They asked what the job was. He told them he didn't know — but it was the coolest thing he'd ever seen. What followed was 27 and a half years at one company. From entry-level recruiter to running national sales and enterprise accounts across automotive, defense, and government — while that company scaled into the largest privately held staffing firm in the country. This episode is the blueprint for how he did it. The through-line is what Dave calls diagnosis-based selling. Not transactional. Not even question-based. Diagnosis. The difference: question-based selling asks what a client needs today. Diagnosis-based selling understands where a client sits in their product life cycle, predicts what they'll need three months from now, and positions talent before the req ever exists. That shift — from reactive to predictive — is what made Dave the call people made when the stakes were too high. He breaks down how he cracked Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai when Aerotech already owned GM, Ford, and Chrysler — by becoming the expert in markets his own company didn't yet understand. He talks about stumbling into defense staffing almost by accident: a colleague drives past a shipyard, asks one right question, and six months later they're running $500,000 a week in spread with 1,800 contractors in Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan. He was grumbling about 4am traffic until he started seeing soldiers at the airport. That moment rewired something. After that, it wasn't headhunting anymore. He talks about the long game on relationships — the HR generalist you place today is the VP of People who calls you in seven years, and most recruiters blow that window without realizing it. He talks about navigating enterprise accounts where no single person signs the deal. And he talks about what it actually takes to build a culture where people stay and grow. Thirty years in. Still loves it. This is why. What you'll learn: The difference between question-based and diagnosis-based selling — and how to shiftHow to use product life cycle mapping to break into new industriesWhy candidates you place today are your best future clientsHow to find the real decision maker in an enterprise accountThe first three moves to make to change your sales approach in 30 daysHow AI should be used to keep recruiting human — not replace it Sponsor: 🎙️ Atlas — AI-first recruitment platform built to eliminate admin Atlas captures every conversation and turns it into something you can use. Ask your entire database questions like "Who mentioned they're open to relocating?" and get instant answers. Atlas customers have reported 40%+ EBITDA growth and 80%+ increase in monthly billings. Try it free → https://recruitwithatlas.com 🎯 This Is Your Year — Recruiter Summit (April 27th, live sessions are FREE) https://this-is-your-year-recruiter-summit.heysummit.com/ 💼 Join the Elite Recruiter Community — $49/month, cancel anytime https://elite-recruiters.circle.so/checkout/elite-recruiter-community 📬 Newsletter → https://eliterecruiterpodcast.beehiiv.com/subscribe 📺 YouTube → https://youtu.be/vA2pQmrkZc0 🔗 Connect with Dave → https://www.linkedin.com/in/daveveres/ 📧 Email Dave → dveres@sparkcompanies.com 🌐 Benjamin Mena → http://www.selectsourcesolutions.com/ 🔗 Benjamin on LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminmena/ 📸 Benjamin on Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/benlmena/
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    1 hr and 20 mins
  • When Getting the Hire Wrong Costs Lives

    When Getting the Hire Wrong Costs Lives
    Apr 8 2026

    Most recruiting firms measure success by offers accepted. Jake Frazer watched that metric send unqualified people into a war zone. That was the moment he decided the industry was broken — and spent the next decade building something different.

    Frazer is not a recruiter. He is a government contracting operator who watched from the inside as one of the largest defense contractors in the world staffed programs the wrong way and paid for it in the field. He served in the Army, ran logistics at KBR pumping 2,000 people a month into theater, then built and sold a $200 million prime contractor. When he launched Precision Talent Solutions ten years ago, he made one decision that changed everything: he refused to run it like a recruiting firm.

    PTS does not hire traditional recruiters. Seventy percent of his 25-person team came out of govcon operations — people who have been on programs, who know what the mission costs, who have been ghosted by a bad recruiter and remember how it felt. They use a full assessment platform — personality profiling, cognitive scoring, custom video interviews — because Jake believes the resume, especially now, reveals almost nothing. He made hiring a P&L responsibility inside the firm because he learned at KBR that whoever owns the gate owns the outcome.

    In this episode Jake shares the framework that took him from a failed SaaS startup to one of the most respected executive search firms in the govcon space — including how he has placed over 50 transitioning generals, how he is positioning PTS for the European defense surge, and why he believes the recruiters who survive the AI wave will be the ones with the deepest industry expertise and the most genuine empathy. The ones who treat candidates and clients with the same level of care. The ones who understand what is actually at stake.

    In government contracting, Jake says, a bad hire does not just cost you a fee. Sometimes it costs something else entirely.

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    1 hr and 6 mins
  • Why the Best Women Recruiters Keep Leaving Your Firm

    Why the Best Women Recruiters Keep Leaving Your Firm
    Apr 2 2026
    Most recruiting firms aren't losing their best women because of the market. They're losing them because of how they're built. Augusta Mirchandani has watched it happen her entire career — high-performing women who outbill their peers, build the best client relationships, and then quietly disappear after a maternity leave, a life change, or one too many passive-aggressive performance conversations. She refused to accept that as inevitable. So she built something different. Augusta is the founder and CEO of AAA Global, a specialist recruiting firm across five countries — London, Amsterdam, Mumbai, Shenzhen, and Dubai — focused on the quant and discretionary finance space. She started the business at 26 after nearly getting PIP'd in her first seven months. She went on to become top junior biller that same year. After her first daughter was born, she opened four new countries in twelve months. In this conversation, Augusta makes the case that women don't leave recruiting because it's too hard. They leave because most firms are structurally designed for a workforce that no longer exists — rewarding office hours over performance, stripping books during maternity leave, and managing top female billers with indirect communication that is, in her words, insulting. She walks through exactly what needs to change and breaks down the billing methodology that made her a top producer: process-led, information-first, built on relationships rather than hard closing. If you run a firm, this is a direct challenge to how you operate. If you're a recruiter, it's a masterclass in what top performance looks like built over a decade. What you'll learn: The three structural changes male firm owners need to make right nowWhy indirect management of high-performing women is costing your firm placementsHow Augusta went from nearly PIP'd at month seven to top biller that same yearThe information-led method that closes candidates who aren't even looking to moveWhy having a child increased her output — and why most firms have it backwardsWhat to do with a biller's book during maternity leave so they return ready to performThe one question Augusta wishes every recruiter would ask about their own process Timestamps: 00:04 — Why women have a natural edge in relationship-driven recruiting00:07 — Three things male firm owners need to fix right now00:09 — What really happens to a woman's desk during maternity leave00:12 — How having a daughter made Augusta open four countries in one year00:18 — Seven months, 100 calls a day, no placement, nearly PIP'd00:21 — The process-led billing methodology that made her a top producer00:22 — Information-led selling: how to close candidates who aren't looking00:29 — What the first year of running your own firm actually feels like01:04 — The nudge Augusta would give every woman afraid to make the leap 🚀 Atlas — AI-first ATS & CRM. Captures every conversation, surfaces candidates with MagicSearch, and drives BD through generative AI. Try it free → https://recruitwithatlas.com 🎯 This Is Your Year — Recruiter Summit → https://this-is-your-year-recruiter-summit.heysummit.com/ 💼 Elite Recruiter Community → https://elite-recruiters.circle.so/checkout/elite-recruiter-community Free Trial: PIN → https://www.pin.com/ Newsletter → https://eliterecruiterpodcast.beehiiv.com/subscribe YouTube: https://youtu.be/glxOfu8kgSE Follow Augusta on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/augusta-aiken/ Benjamin Mena: http://www.selectsourcesolutions.com/ Benjamin LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminmena/ Benjamin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/benlmena/
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • From Hospitality to €500K: One of Europe's Top Recruiting Billers

    From Hospitality to €500K: One of Europe's Top Recruiting Billers
    Mar 30 2026
    He spent years managing luxury restaurants in Los Angeles and London. Then he walked into a recruiting office with zero industry knowledge — and became one of Europe's top billing recruiters. Jean-Louis-Philippe Girardet (JLP) didn't just cross industries. He rewired how recruiting gets done. 🎯 This Is Your Year — Recruiter Summit | April 27th | FREE Mike Williams, Brianna Rooney, Mark Whitby and a full week of the industry's best. All live sessions are free. 👉 https://this-is-your-year-recruiter-summit.heysummit.com/ Most recruiters burn energy chasing new clients when their next placement is already in their database. JLP proved it — 60% of his €500K billing year came from relationships he already had. This episode breaks down how he built it, how he led with luxury service standards in a sales-driven world, and what it really takes to go from top biller to team leader without losing what made you great. What You'll Learn The luxury hospitality service standard JLP applied directly to his recruiting processWhy 60% of his €500K year came from existing clients and how to replicate itThe duo billing model that sustained 20–30 open assignments simultaneouslyThe hardest truth about transitioning from top biller to team leaderWhy salary is taboo in France and what it reveals about building candidate trustThe 20/70/10 framework he uses to lead, differentiate, and make hard callsWhat Jack Welch's Winning taught him about competing at the highest level Jean-Louis-Philippe Girardet (JLP) billed €500K in a single year and $320K solo the year prior, specializing in legal and HR recruitment in France. A former luxury restaurant manager who worked at a Michelin-star restaurant in Los Angeles and the Waldorf Astoria in London, JLP now leads one of the top recruitment teams in his group in Montpellier. When you treat every candidate like a five-star guest and every client call like a table that needs turning in under ten minutes, results compound differently. JLP didn't just bring a different background to recruiting — he brought an entirely different standard. Hit play. This one will change how you run your desk. Timestamps 00:00 – The philosophy separating great recruiters from everyone else 03:13 – From biology student to luxury restaurant manager 09:18 – Landing in recruiting with zero industry knowledge 13:37 – What luxury hospitality taught him about winning the desk 16:57 – Breaking down the €500K billing year 18:32 – The duo model for managing 20–30 open roles simultaneously 20:01 – Why JLP walked away from billing to lead a team 21:45 – The hardest part of going from top biller to leader 22:43 – The 20/70/10 rule for managing team performance 27:35 – France vs. US: why salary is taboo and what it means for recruiters 45:41 – The question JLP wishes more recruiters would ask 46:42 – What BD looks like in France's unstable market right now Sponsor: 🚀 Atlas — AI-First Recruitment Platform Candidates tell you everything on a call — then it gets buried in notes and forgotten. Atlas fixes that. It captures every conversation automatically and makes it searchable. Ask Magic Search "Who mentioned they're open to relocating?" and it pulls the answer instantly from your entire database. Atlas clients report 40%+ EBITDA growth and 80%+ increase in monthly billings. 👉 https://recruitwithatlas.com 💼 Elite Recruiter Community 👉 https://elite-recruiters.circle.so/checkout/elite-recruiter-community 🔹 Pin → https://www.pin.com/ 📩 https://eliterecruiterpodcast.beehiiv.com/subscribe ▶️ https://youtu.be/Iqaii3vcGWo 🔗 JLP → https://www.linkedin.com/in/jean-louis-philip-girardet-7865b1b0 🔗 Benjamin → https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminmena/ 📸 https://www.instagram.com/benlmena/ 🌐 http://www.selectsourcesolutions.com/
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    51 mins
  • She Closed a Deal in Labor — While Her Recruiting Business Kept Her Alive

    She Closed a Deal in Labor — While Her Recruiting Business Kept Her Alive
    Mar 26 2026
    Stephanie Lowenstern's LinkedIn looks like the highlight reel. South Florida recruiter. Founder. Boy mom. Building a go-to-market search firm for the best tech startups in the country. The kind of story that gets you double-tapped and scrolled past in two seconds. What the highlight reel doesn't show: her partner left when their son was five days old. She took a candidate call while she was in labor. She spent over $100,000 — on therapy, legal fees, moving costs, and healing work — funded entirely by her recruiting business. She celebrated 10 years sober in the middle of all of it. And she kept billing through every single day of it. This episode is the real story. Stephanie built her firm from scratch at 29 — no backing, no playbook, just a Squarespace website and blind faith — and hit $170K in year one without knowing what a Series B funding round was. When her personal life collapsed around a newborn, she didn't shut it down. She went on morning walks, listened to Joe Dispenza, cried at strangers in her neighborhood, and sourced candidates like a zombie who refused to stop moving. Because stopping wasn't an option. The business was the lifeline. What makes this conversation rare isn't the resilience story — it's what Stephanie learned on the other side. About rates she should have never cut. About the clients she should have walked away from sooner. About how showing up powerfully for candidates and clients starts with how you show up for yourself. And about why your peace is never going to come from the number. If you're going through something right now and still trying to run your desk — this one's for you. What You'll Learn: How Stephanie built a $170K first year with no recruiting firm experience and no external fundingWhy she kept billing through one of the most traumatic personal seasons of her life — and what three habits kept her business aliveThe $100K+ mistake she made cutting her rates to win business, and what she'd do differentlyHow to convert genuine relationships into clients without sounding like you're sellingWhy your internal state is the single biggest lever on your revenue — and how she rebuilt hersWhat she wishes more recruiters would actually ask her (and the answer she never gets to give) Atlas — The AI-first recruitment platform built to eliminate admin. It captures every conversation automatically and turns it into something you can use. With Magic Search, ask your entire database questions like "Who mentioned they're open to relocating next year?" and get instant answers — no keyword guessing, no digging through old notes. Atlas customers have reported 40%+ EBITDA growth and 80%+ increase in monthly billings. Try it free → https://recruitwithatlas.com 🎯 This Is Your Year — Recruiter Summit (April 27th, live sessions are FREE) https://this-is-your-year-recruiter-summit.heysummit.com/ 💼 Join the Elite Recruiter Community — summit replays, biweekly roundtables, Billers Club, split space — $49/month, cancel anytime https://elite-recruiters.circle.so/checkout/elite-recruiter-community 🆓 Free Trial: PeopleGPT → https://juicebox.ai/?via=b6912d 🆓 Free Trial: Talin AI → https://app.talin.ai/signup?via=recruiter 🆓 Free Trial: Pin → https://www.pin.com/ 📬 Subscribe to the newsletter → https://eliterecruiterpodcast.beehiiv.com/subscribe 📺 YouTube → https://youtu.be/WAI55acfONw 🔗 Follow Stephanie on LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieloewenstern/ 🌐 Benjamin Mena → http://www.selectsourcesolutions.com/ 🔗 Benjamin on LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminmena/ 📸 Benjamin on Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/benlmena/
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    59 mins