Farmington-based Recruiter.com has formed a joint venture with Jasper Group Holdings to create what the two are calling the world’s largest job marketplace.
In a statement, the two said the new venture with proprietary software and strong distribution network, will create the world’s largest split network and centralized platform for recruitment and staffing for direct employers.
No financial details of the new venture were revealed. Miles Jennings, co-founder and CEO of Recruiter.com, said in an email statement, “It’s a 50/50 joint venture for that particular new business. It’s not a merger of the actual companies.”
Ashley Saddul, co-founder and chief technology officer of Recruiter, said in a statement. “Eighty percent of all job orders typically remain unfilled. With 2 million members and a reach of 750,000 recruiters and HR professionals on social media, the Recruiter.com marketplace seeks to close that gap.”
Michael Woloshin, CEO of Jasper Group, located in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., will serve as managing director for the new marketplace. Joe Abrams, a co-founder of Intermix, parent company of MySpace, and a co-founder of The Software Toolworks, will also join Recruiter.com’s advisory board.
Recruiter.com was voted Top Tech Company to Watch in 2014 by the Connecticut Technology Council, cited as one of the Top 35 Most Influential Career Sites in 2014 by Forbes and listed by Inc. as one of the 9 Best Websites for Finding Top Talent.
