Eric Ruppert

Eric Ruppert has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Eric began their career at REMEDY INTELLIGENT STAFFING, where they served as the Manager of On-Site Services for Nintendo of America. In this role, they managed a team and was responsible for forecasting and providing supplemental staff for various departments.

Eric then joined Allina Hospitals & Clinics, where they held multiple roles. As a Senior Recruiter, they were responsible for exempt recruitment across various departments. Eric later became the Community Workforce Grant Coordinator, facilitating employee career development opportunities and implementing clear communication processes. Lastly, as the Workforce Planning and Sourcing Specialist, they identified and addressed workforce shortages by collaborating with stakeholders and implementing strategic plans.

Eric then moved on to Ceridian, where they served as the Senior Manager of Talent Acquisition. Eric led a global team of recruiters, implemented an Applicant Tracking System, and emphasized the importance of talent communities. Eric ensured efficient onboarding processes and aligned recruitment strategies with the overall Human Capital Management vision.

Following their tenure at Ceridian, Eric joined Cielo Talent as the Client Services Manager. In this role, they provided exceptional service to clients and managed client services staff.

Currently, Eric is employed at Datasite as the Vice President of Employee Experience. Eric recently transitioned from their previous position as the Director of Talent Acquisition. Datasite is a leading global SaaS provider for M&A participants, and Eric's role involves enhancing employee experiences to drive positive outcomes.

Throughout their career, Eric has demonstrated a strong focus on talent acquisition, workforce planning, and employee development. Eric has successfully led teams and implemented efficient processes to support organizational goals.

Eric Ruppert attended Edina High School and later enrolled at the University of Minnesota. However, there is no information available about the specific degrees or fields of study they pursued at either institution.