
OutSolve will hold a free webinar to discuss key takeaways from the NILG 2022 National Conference. Register today!
The most important conference of the year on Affirmative Action Compliance and Pay Equity, the NILG 2022 National Conference is an annual gathering of both OFCCP and Federal Contractors alike to provide expert presentations and to network on all things Affirmative Action and EEO. In 2022, the conference will be in Boston, MA where hot topics will be addressed. Register for this free webinar today and join the OutSolve team as we review the key highlights from the conference.
Carla is a 20-year veteran with extensive experience in marketing strategy, product management, and brand development. Prior to OutSolve, she spent over 17 years in the affirmative action solutions space, working side-by-side with sales and AAP experts to deliver a superior client experience. As Vice President of Marketing for OutSolve, Carla's responsibilities include leading demand generation, brand management, driving customer engagement, and supporting the company's growth initiatives. Originally from Boston, Carla loves the Patriots but can be seen occasionally cheering for the Saints. In her spare time, she loves traveling, hanging with family, and curling up with a good movie.
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