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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2020 · 1H 4M

s2e12_Joshua Aikens chief of staff at Zonos interviews Ryan Kohler, the co-founder of ApplicantPro

from Remote Work Radio · host Paul Hill

In this special 4-part series of Remote Work Radio, we are interviewing tech entrepreneurs from Southern Utah. Joshua Aikens, one of our past program participants and chair of the Silicon Slopes St. George chapter, will interview founders who started tech companies outside of urban areas. On this episode, Josh interviews Ryan Kohler, co-founder of ApplicantPro about his experience starting a hiring software company in 2006 and growing it to over 6,000 users across the nation. Ryan's mission is to help companies, managers, and HR teams improve their hiring results. To do this, he and his team strive to create educational content, tools, integrations, and software to help businesses drive their hiring results. Because he is an entrepreneur and owns a business that involves working with thousands of HR folks, Ryan understands what it takes to bridge the gap between an organization's vision and the goals of HR. He is an HRCI and SHRM-CP approved provider and enjoys sharing his knowledge to help make hiring processes more strategic. He currently conducts weekly, free webinars and presents at SHRM events around the country.

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