Jacob Zabkowicz Is Named CEO of Hudson RPO
- Jun. 14, 2024
UW alumnus Jacob Zabkowicz ’05 had been named CEO of Hudson RPO, a global talent acquisition firm. In this role, he will guide the expansion globally of the company, including managing acquisitions across the world. He also sits on Hudson’s board. Prior to Hudson, Jake was a top leader at Korn Ferry, where he ran a significant part of the global recruiting process outsourcing (RPO) business. He graduated from the UW in 2005 with a BBA.
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