Michael Dal Cerro serves as Managing Partner for Elumenotion. His responsibilities span across recruitment, business development, marketing, and operations. Nicknamed "Michael D" he has over 12 years of experience in the technology and management consulting industry, 11 of which as a recruiting professional for the Microsoft partner community. He is a recognized leader and expert in the industry due to his mastery and extensive experience of corporate full life-cycle recruiting, staff augmentation, employment branding, and affiliate management. Michael D has also spoken at Microsoft technical user groups such as the Atlanta .NET User Group and the Atlanta Microsoft Database Forum. He is Founder and CEO of Dal Cerro Group, LLC; a firm specialized in providing professional recruitment and residential relocation services for the information technology industry.
Previous to Elumenotion, Michael D was Recruiting Manager for Intellinet for three years where his team hired over 80% of the corporation's employees. An accomplished, high powered recruiting function, the team was awarded Team of the Year. Other notable roles include his contributions as a Senior Recruiter at Spherion Corporation where he sustained the highest production in the world for technical staffing for two consecutive years. As a result, he was awarded Rookie of the Year and Global Recruiter of the Year. Before Spherion, he was a Senior Recruiter at Whittman-Hart where he helped build consulting practices across Microsoft technologies such as Exchange, Visual Basic and SQL Server.
In addition to his career Michael D participates with several community and professional organizations. He is involved with High Tech Ministries as a volunteer. Also, he sits on the Board of Directors for the Habersham Downs Homeowners Association.
With an emphasis in Marketing, Michael D holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Georgia State University. He lives in Roswell, Georgia with his wife and sons where they are active members of Fellowship Bible Church.