Role: Talent Acquisition Specialist Category: Insurance Location: Centurion Salary: R700 000 - R750 000 per annum Our client, a prominent player in the financial services and insurance industry, is seeking a high-caliber Talent Acquisition Specialist. This role is pivotal in executing strategic recruitment solutions to build a sustainable, competitive tied agency network by attracting both "new to industry" (NTI) and experienced financial advisers . Key Responsibilities:Strategic Sourcing: Initiate and implement forward-thinking sourcing strategies across diverse platforms (LinkedIn, professional associations, social media) to generate high-quality leads.Stakeholder Partnership: Engage with Provincial Heads and Human Capital teams to respond to adviser talent requirements and align with organizational goals.Candidate Experience: Ensure a premium, transparent, and professional journey from initial contact through to onboarding, reinforcing the employer brand and values.Market Intelligence: Provide actionable insights on talent pool dynamics and competitor activities to influence recruitment strategies.Compliance & Diversity: Conduct proactive screening and interviewing to ensure candidates meet Employment Equity principles and organizational culture fit.Data-Driven Reporting: Leverage metrics and analytics to assess the effectiveness of sourcing strategies and provide regular reports to business stakeholders Requirements: Education: Bachelors degree or diploma in Human Resources, Behavioural Sciences, or a related field.Experience: 5 to 10 years of experience in attracting, screening, and acquiring talent at various levels.Proven experience in recruiting advisers within a tied agency context.5 to 7 years of experience as an acquisition researcher is highly advantageous.Technical Knowledge: * In-depth knowledge of recruiting methods and HR legislation.Insurance qualifications (e.g., RE5) or experience as a financial adviser will be beneficial.Skills: Strong analytical, reporting, interpersonal, and communication skills.