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Omar Bangash
Director, Recruiting Services |
Houston, Texas
Omar began his career with Insperity in 2011. With over 12 years of experience in recruiting he was promoted from manager to director of recruiting services overseeing the healthcare, accounting, information technology, light Industrial and sourcing teams. He specializes in helping clients within different industries, identify their recruiting needs and implement the appropriate strategies and best practices to fit their individual needs in order to attract and retain the best qualified talent for their organization. He is process and goal oriented and has successfully implemented various recruiting strategies and models through his leadership tenure. He has various Insperity recruiting blogs that have been published. In his personal time, he enjoys playing cricket. He has been recognized as the Houston cricket legend and awarded the legend trophy for his outstanding cricket performances over the years. He also enjoys helping the community by volunteering for various events in his free time. He holds both a bachelor's degree in computer science and a master's in distributed systems in Information technology.
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