Job Board Industry Veteran David Holman Joins HR Technology company TrackFive as the company sees over 50% revenue growth

Sep 21, 2022 | News

SOURCE: HR Tech Feed

September 21, 2022

Job board industry veteran David Holman, previously Senior Director of Engineering at Snagajob, has joined TrackFive as the Vice President of Engineering. David will lead TrackFive’s product and technology initiatives while helping the company to meet the growing demand for its specialized career platforms.

“We are beyond excited to welcome David to our team,” says Oliver Feakins, CEO of TrackFive. “David has over a decade of experience in the HR Technology space working for the largest career marketplace for hourly employment candidates. This makes him the perfect addition to our team to help grow our career platforms and take our company to the next level.”

The company has seen increased demand for its career platforms since the pandemic and is set to celebrate 15 years in business during its first-ever company retreat in Las Vegas this month. “TrackFive has seen post-pandemic annual revenue growth of over 50%,” says Aarin Seprinski, EVP of TrackFive, “and our MRR is up over 70%.”

TrackFive is the leading provider of active candidates in the travel healthcare and transportation segments by way of its four industry-leading career platforms. The company has also branched out into recruitment marketing services and is currently developing other undisclosed career platforms.

“I am incredibly excited and humbled to be starting a new role as VP of Engineering at TrackFive,” says Holman. “The team at TrackFive has built an amazing company focused on the hiring needs within unique and challenging industries. Using technology to drive meaningful connections in the hiring process continues to be a personal passion of mine and I am thrilled to be joining this team of driven entrepreneurs focused on solving hard problems in the HR-Tech space”

David Holman’s addition to the team is part of a strategic push by the company to dramatically expand its product offering in the next several years. This will include entrances into new markets while also expanding recruitment products and services for existing markets. TrackFive will continue to aggressively hire talent and pursue acquisitions to help support its future growth plans.

About TrackFive:

TrackFive was co-founded in 2007 by Oliver Feakins and is headquartered in Lancaster, PA. The company creates industry-specific career platforms which provide a marketplace for specialized talent and employers to meet. The company maintains 30 employees and operates Travel Nurse Source, Allied Travel Careers, Locum Jobs Online, All Truck Jobs, and Trusted Search Marketing. TrackFive has worked with over 1,000 companies in the last 15 years and continues to grow and expand into new verticals and product offerings. For more information on TrackFive visit https://www.trackfive.com.

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