Michelle Emmons and Aaron Horst named VP of Marketing and VP of Engineering, Respectively

iHire today announced the promotion of Michelle Emmons to VP of Marketing and Aaron Horst to VP of Engineering. These appointments support iHire’s ongoing growth in the talent acquisition marketplace, where the company has served as a leading industry-specific recruiting platform for more than two decades.

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Emmons joined iHire in 2015 as an Email Marketing Specialist, progressed to Senior Marketing Specialist, and became Director of Marketing in 2017. With 17 years of experience, Emmons has been instrumental in expanding and driving iHire’s marketing campaigns to attract, retain, and nurture customers in both B2B and B2C realms. As VP of Marketing, Emmons will continue to lead iHire’s marketing team’s strategic efforts while building trust with the iHire brand.

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Possessing 18 years of experience in software development and solutions architecture, Horst has been critical to expanding iHire’s codebase and platform to meet end-user needs. Horst started with iHire in 2012 as a Software Developer, and then became a Software Development Manager before taking on the role of Director of Engineering in 2016. As VP of Engineering, Horst will lead the iHire development team in creating the next generation of iHire solutions and iterating on past successes.

“Congratulations to Michelle Emmons and Aaron Horst on two well-deserved promotions,” said Steve Flook, President and CEO, iHire. “Even amidst COVID-19, iHire has transcended expectations for growth, not only in terms of revenue, but also with regards to our platform’s capabilities, our customer base, and our brand equity. Michelle and Aaron’s leadership will allow us to build upon that growth and strengthen their respective teams as we look forward to an exciting year.”