Abstract: Techniques for improved management of charity calling programs are described. According to various embodiments, a request from a caller to participate in a charity call program associated with a particular charitable organization is received. A recipient that is currently not assigned to a caller associated with the charity call program is identified, based on an electronic recipient call list. Contact information associated with the recipient is then provided to the caller. Thereafter, it is determined that the caller has successfully communicated with the specific recipient. The electronic recipient call list is then updated to indicate that the caller has successfully communicated with the specific recipient.

Abstract: A system calculates an overall talent scout score for each of a plurality of interviewers, ranks the plurality of interviewers as a function of the overall talent scout score for each of the plurality of interviewers, and displays on a computer display device a representation of the overall talent scout scores for each of the plurality of interviewers. In another embodiment, the system calculates a participation score for each of the plurality of interviewers, ranks the plurality of interviewers as a function of the overall talent scout score for each of the plurality of interviewers and the participation score for each of the plurality of interviewers, and displays on a computer display device a representation of the overall talent scout scores and the participation scores for each of the plurality of interviewers.

Abstract: A system for scheduling interviews includes an interviewer database and a calendar database. Interviewers are selected as a function of one or more modules of questions that are associated with each of the interviewers, and an interview schedule is generated for a job candidate from the selected interviewers. The system can also schedule and invite people to meetings based on their calendar availability and the skills, characteristics, or attributes associated with potential meeting attendees.