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LeRoy Robbins is Executive Vice President of First Advantage Recruiting Solutions, a leading provider of customized, internet and technology-enabled recruiting solutions. Under LeRoy's leadership, First Advantage Recruiting Solutions thrives as a full business partner that helps large and mid-market organizations create and implement exceptional hiring strategies. A participating member of the Human Capital Institute National Advisory Board, LeRoy brought 20 years of blue chip business management experience with Jerrico, 3M, PepsiCo and Hillenbrand Industries to First Advantage. Fifteen of those years were spent in successful human resources management, mostly in generalist roles including 5 years as a VP, HR with Forethought Financial Services, a subsidiary of Hillenbrand. LeRoy grew within organizations by successfully leveraging his strong talent value chain competency and applying the newest expertise in business process operations and continuous improvement. In February of 2000 LeRoy became President and COO of IIRC, which would become TruStar Solutions in 2003, and later First Advantage Recruiting Solutions. Even with the difficult economic environment of 2001 and 2002, the company flourished, continued to grow and became profitable to stay in 2002. In 2003, TruStar Solutions' success earned it the #33 spot on the Inc 500 list of Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies in America (#1 Fastest Growing HR Company). TruStar Solutions also made the prestigious list in 2004. After TruStar Solutions was acquired by First Advantage in December 2005, LeRoy assumed the role of Executive Vice President of the business unit. He continues to enthusiastically lead the amazing group of talented, service-oriented people at First Advantage Recruiting Solutions in serving the needs of organizations wanting to maximize their human capital investment. Prior to his professional business career, LeRoy played professional baseball for three years in the Oakland A's minor league system. He holds a BA in History from the University of Kentucky and studied for his MBA at California Lutheran.(Back to top) | 