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MSH at a glance

We are a minority-owned business

MSH is certified as a Minority Business Enterprise by the National Minority Supplier Development Council.

We believe technology enhances the human experience

MSH is certified in Databricks and Informatica.

We were voted as one the best places to work

In 2023, MSH was recognized as one of the top 5 places to work by the South Florida Business Journal.

Quotes about MSH

Podcast: Calvin Arterberry — Navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Future of Work

Calvin Arterberry, CEO of Flowbot Forge, discusses AI and the future of work. Calvin brings extensive experience in product design and UX leadership, having previously shipped products that drove tens of millions in revenue at major brands, including Verizon, Lowe's, Best Buy, and Wayfair, before becoming a serial entrepreneur. Calvin shares his perspective on navigating the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" and why professionals must shift from being task-executors to orchestrators. Oz and Calvin engage in a lively debate about the realities of short and long-term AI disruption, explore why self-disruption is the ultimate career strategy, and discuss Calvin’s core hiring philosophy of prioritizing hunger and innate aptitude over a standard résumé.

Podcast: Astad Dhunjisha — Leading TA for One of the World’s Biggest Brands

Astad Dhunjisha, Vice President of Human Resources at AT&T, oversees talent acquisition and frontline learning for this Fortune 40 company that hires over 25,000 people a year. Prior to this role, he was Global SVP of TA and HR at Experian and led various global HR functions at Bayer and Monsanto. Having moved to the US in 2009 with just two bags, his unique journey shapes how he thinks about hiring, inclusion, and what people need to do their best work. We discuss the massive scale of bringing outside talent into a major telecommunications brand and why AT&T’s CEO still personally interviews every single candidate at the VP level and above. We also dive into the exhausting contradictions of walking the leadership line, the importance of suspending the 35-second first impression during an interview, and why the future of AI in hiring should focus on building human capability rather than just rushing into a cost-efficiency game.

Podcast: Christy Harris — Why Getting Uncomfortable Is the Secret to Career Growth

Christy Harris, Chief Human Resources Officer and SVP of CCC Intelligence Solutions, a publicly traded SaaS company, joins Oz. She shares her career journey, including 21 years at Allstate and then taking a massive leap of faith to lead HR in a high-growth, AI-driven technology company. Christy unpacks the importance of getting uncomfortable to grow, the evolving landscape of empathetic leadership, and how to successfully integrate AI workers into your organizational chart.

About Oz Rashid

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Short Bio

Oz Rashid is the Founder and CEO of MSH, a global services and SaaS organization that works with companies ranging from start-ups to Fortune 100. Through innovation, empowerment, and a higher standard of excellence, Oz helps clients in solving talent and technology challenges holding back their business. As a minority business leader, Oz disrupts the status quo, placing the focus back on customers in the recruiting, consulting, and HR Tech industries. He is also a loving husband, dad, and sports fan.

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Oz Rashid is the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of MSH, a global talent solutions, technology consultancy, and SaaS provider empowering people and enterprises to thrive. He is manifesting a hiring revolution by combining leading-edge tech and data science to provide organizations with the high-quality, vetted candidates they need to succeed in 35+ markets across three continents.

Oz held leadership positions throughout different industries, observing how hiring experience, a unified culture, and customer-centric approach are critical to an organization’s success. As a minority business leader, Oz believes in disrupting the status quo to achieve excellence in identifying, attracting, and retaining top talent.

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Podcast: Calvin Arterberry — Navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Future of Work

Calvin Arterberry, CEO of Flowbot Forge, discusses AI and the future of work. Calvin brings extensive experience in product design and UX leadership, having previously shipped products that drove tens of millions in revenue at major brands, including Verizon, Lowe's, Best Buy, and Wayfair, before becoming a serial entrepreneur. Calvin shares his perspective on navigating the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" and why professionals must shift from being task-executors to orchestrators. Oz and Calvin engage in a lively debate about the realities of short and long-term AI disruption, explore why self-disruption is the ultimate career strategy, and discuss Calvin’s core hiring philosophy of prioritizing hunger and innate aptitude over a standard résumé.

Podcast: Astad Dhunjisha — Leading TA for One of the World’s Biggest Brands

Astad Dhunjisha, Vice President of Human Resources at AT&T, oversees talent acquisition and frontline learning for this Fortune 40 company that hires over 25,000 people a year. Prior to this role, he was Global SVP of TA and HR at Experian and led various global HR functions at Bayer and Monsanto. Having moved to the US in 2009 with just two bags, his unique journey shapes how he thinks about hiring, inclusion, and what people need to do their best work. We discuss the massive scale of bringing outside talent into a major telecommunications brand and why AT&T’s CEO still personally interviews every single candidate at the VP level and above. We also dive into the exhausting contradictions of walking the leadership line, the importance of suspending the 35-second first impression during an interview, and why the future of AI in hiring should focus on building human capability rather than just rushing into a cost-efficiency game.

Podcast: Christy Harris — Why Getting Uncomfortable Is the Secret to Career Growth

Christy Harris, Chief Human Resources Officer and SVP of CCC Intelligence Solutions, a publicly traded SaaS company, joins Oz. She shares her career journey, including 21 years at Allstate and then taking a massive leap of faith to lead HR in a high-growth, AI-driven technology company. Christy unpacks the importance of getting uncomfortable to grow, the evolving landscape of empathetic leadership, and how to successfully integrate AI workers into your organizational chart.

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Podcast: Calvin Arterberry — Navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Future of Work

Calvin Arterberry, CEO of Flowbot Forge, discusses AI and the future of work. Calvin brings extensive experience in product design and UX leadership, having previously shipped products that drove tens of millions in revenue at major brands, including Verizon, Lowe's, Best Buy, and Wayfair, before becoming a serial entrepreneur. Calvin shares his perspective on navigating the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" and why professionals must shift from being task-executors to orchestrators. Oz and Calvin engage in a lively debate about the realities of short and long-term AI disruption, explore why self-disruption is the ultimate career strategy, and discuss Calvin’s core hiring philosophy of prioritizing hunger and innate aptitude over a standard résumé.

Podcast: Astad Dhunjisha — Leading TA for One of the World’s Biggest Brands

Astad Dhunjisha, Vice President of Human Resources at AT&T, oversees talent acquisition and frontline learning for this Fortune 40 company that hires over 25,000 people a year. Prior to this role, he was Global SVP of TA and HR at Experian and led various global HR functions at Bayer and Monsanto. Having moved to the US in 2009 with just two bags, his unique journey shapes how he thinks about hiring, inclusion, and what people need to do their best work. We discuss the massive scale of bringing outside talent into a major telecommunications brand and why AT&T’s CEO still personally interviews every single candidate at the VP level and above. We also dive into the exhausting contradictions of walking the leadership line, the importance of suspending the 35-second first impression during an interview, and why the future of AI in hiring should focus on building human capability rather than just rushing into a cost-efficiency game.

Podcast: Christy Harris — Why Getting Uncomfortable Is the Secret to Career Growth

Christy Harris, Chief Human Resources Officer and SVP of CCC Intelligence Solutions, a publicly traded SaaS company, joins Oz. She shares her career journey, including 21 years at Allstate and then taking a massive leap of faith to lead HR in a high-growth, AI-driven technology company. Christy unpacks the importance of getting uncomfortable to grow, the evolving landscape of empathetic leadership, and how to successfully integrate AI workers into your organizational chart.

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Podcast: Craig Swaisgood — How Sports Franchises Use Data To Understand the Evolving Fan Experience

In this episode, we sit down with Craig Swaisgood, VP of Data and Analytics of the New York Mets. Craig brings an incredible track record of leveraging data across multiple high-stakes industries, having previously served as VP at JPMorgan Chase, Senior Director at the Houston Astros, and working inside the Obama White House. Craig shares his journey from public service to Major League Baseball and explores how we balance hard numbers with human intuition. We dive into how top sports franchises build sustainable businesses even when the team isn't winning, why his hiring process relies on objective scorecards to remove bias, and the dangers of completely offloading our critical thinking to generative AI.