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Beeta Soltani

Vice President, Talent Acquisition at Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment

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Overview

Beeta Soltani serves as Vice President, Talent Acquisition at Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment as of January 2025[1][3]. Soltani is a talent professional with expertise in talent acquisition, project management, and events and campaign marketing, alongside a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion[2]. Soltani holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from George Mason University with a concentration in Inequality and Social Change[2][11], and completed coursework on Afropolitanism and Social Injustice at the University of Cape Town in 2018[12]. Prior to the current role, Soltani progressed through multiple positions at quip., including Manager, Talent; Sr. Manager, Talent; Director, Talent + DEI&B; and Sr. Director of People between July 2020 and November 2024[4][5][6][7][8]. Earlier experience includes roles as Corporate Recruiter at Cvent and Sales & Service Representative at Custom Ink[9][10].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

Experienced Talent professional passionate about talent acquisition, relationship building, and Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion. Skilled in Talent Acquisition, Project Management, and Events & Campaign Marketing. Strong Talent professional with a Bachelor of Arts - BA in Sociology from George Mason University with a concentration in Inequality and Social Change.

Career history

  1. Vice President, Talent AcquisitionJan 2025 to presentBrooklyn Sports & Entertainment
  2. Sr. Director of PeopleSep 2023 to Nov 2024quip.
  3. Director, Talent + DEI&BFeb 2022 to Sep 2023quip.
  4. Sr. Manager, TalentAug 2021 to Feb 2022quip.
  5. Manager, TalentSep 2020 to Aug 2021quip.
  6. Talent Acquisition SpecialistJul 2020 to Sep 2020quip.
  7. Corporate RecruiterSep 2019 to May 2020Cvent
  8. Sales & Service RepresentativeJun 2016 to Jul 2018Custom Ink

Education

  1. Bachelor of Arts - BA, SociologyGeorge Mason University
  2. Afropolitanism & Social Injustice at University of Cape Town2018

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