Partner & Chief Revenue Officer at TalentRupt Inc.
📍 Lake Oswego, Oregon, United States
Brett Williams is the Partner and Chief Revenue Officer at TalentRupt, leveraging over 17 years of experience in offshore recruiting to drive growth and operational excellence. A University of Oregon alumnus, he specializes in building high-performing teams and solving complex challenges. Colleagues describe him as an effective and strategic revenue leader.
A recommendation memorably praised his sales DNA as a blend of "bull Terrier and Doberman. "
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Experience
22 Years
Current Role
Partner & Chief Revenue Officer
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Lake Oswego, Oregon, United States
Personality Overview
How Brett shows up
Fast-Paced
Challenger
Direct & Candid
They focus on objectivity in a pitch and pay little attention to bells and whistles. They don’t always try to control the conversation but neither do they like yielding it fully. They care equally about the product and its potential impact.
Priorities
Topics Brett cares about
AI in Staffing
He frequently discusses the growing divide between manual and AI-driven processes, emphasizing how AI can transform recruiting operations and deliver real impact.
Healthcare Credentialing
Highlights the significant financial and operational impact of credentialing delays on healthcare staffing agencies, viewing it as a critical, under-discussed issue.
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Career
Work history
10-2025
Partner & Chief Revenue Officer
TalentRupt Inc.
9-2013 - 9-2025
Vice President Business Development
PSG Global Solutions
8-2011 - 9-2013
Director Of Business Development
PSG Global Solutions
9-2010 - 8-2011
Business Development Manager
PSG Global Solutions
10-2008 - 9-2010
Account Executive
PSG Global Solutions
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