With more than 13+ years under his belt, Michael Marlatt is one of the original “internet recruiters.”
From dissecting Boolean search strings back in the early days, to integrating new web 2.0, social media, and mobile marketing strategies in his work today, Michael has always been on the leading edge of recruiting best-practice.
Sought after by his clients for training their teams of internet sourcers and full-life cycle recruiters Michael has built a reputation for cutting through the clutter. In one-on-one coaching or training virtual teams Michael has a knack for engaging everyone on their level of expertise and need.
Today, Michael works as a Recruiting Consultant for Microsoft's U.S. Enterprise Services group. Today, he focuses primarily on building a pipeline of technical talent for Microsoft's consulting practice, as well as for their "cloud computing" initiatives.
In the past Michael has applied his diverse talents to profit top-tier employers like Hewitt Associates, Ernst & Young-LLP, Capgemini, Deloitte, and Amdocs Consulting. Whether the role has been lead recruiter, sourcer, trainer or mentor, Michael has elevated the level of performance with every team he has worked with.
Clearly, Michael is very passionate about the evolution of mobile marketing & technology, cloud computing, social media, the semantic web and enabling technologies. He is widely recognized as a subject matter expert in mobile recruiting strategies and its application in recruiting. Michael has designed and deployed mobile solutions for both corporate and non-profit organizations. As such, Michael is a sought-after trainer and speaker within many circles.
Just as Michael’s reputation for raising the bar is well earned, the same goes for his being known as a top-producer, an inspiring manager and industry thought leader.
Michael’s interests (by keyword & specialization) include:
Strategic sourcing, internet research, data-mining, mobile media & technology, mobile 2.0, next generation mobile services, user-generated content, mobile social, mobile networking, mobile web, mobile marketing, mobile sms, text-messaging, mobile barcode, multi-touch technology, mobile computing, cloud computing, augmented reality (AR), image & speech recognition, location-based services (LBS), social media, web 2.0, SaaS, RSS, and semantic web.

















