Archive for 'Events'
Pink Slip Party helps to get jobseekers back to work
Posted on 23. Sep, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
We hosted our first Pink Slip Party in the Lehigh Valley last night and it was great! We had about 90 job candidates and 40 recruiters turn out for the event. After planning and hosting five of these events, this was the first time that I felt like jobseekers thoroughly understood how to make the most of this event.
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Get Ready Lehigh Valley – a Pink Slip Party is just around the corner!
Posted on 02. Sep, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
Unemployed professionals in the Lehigh Valley will soon have an opportunity to network their way into a new job. Our Pink Slip Party concept, which we successfully executed in Philadelphia, New Jersey and Baltimore in the spring, is now rolling into Bethlehem in September to help connect jobseekers and employers in the Lehigh Valley.
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Hopeful jobseekers spend a day at the ballpark
Posted on 17. Jul, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
Our 6th Annual Grand Slam Career Fair brought hope for thousands of jobseekers that attended Wednesday’s event. Candidates from all industries and experience levels were able to meet with representatives from 55 companies and discuss what has been on everyone’s minds lately: employment.
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Where have the companies gone?
Posted on 16. Jul, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
…that is what you may be asking yourself if you attended one recent jobfair in Philadelphia. Although National Career Fairs advertised 35 companies for their July 13th job fair, we heard from several sources that only 10 companies were in attendance. As a JobCircle employee, I was outraged to hear this news and just wanted to let jobseekers know that your experience will be different when you attend one of our events.
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Grand Slam Career Fair Helps You Hit a Career Home Run!
Posted on 19. Jun, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
The ballpark is for more than just catching a game. For the past 5 years, we have been using it to help people find jobs. Each July, during All-Star Week, we gather up 50-125 of our client friends (companies that are looking to hire) and head to Citizens Bank Park for one heck of an employment event, which we call the Grand Slam Career Fair.
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Pink Slip Party Networking – Getting a job over drinks.
Posted on 10. Jun, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
Networking is an essential tool in today’s job market. That’s why we continue to host our Pink Slip Parties – so that jobseekers and recruiters can connect and hopefully, get some folks back to work. Last night we hosted a sensational party in Cherry Hill, NJ that attracted about 200 candidates and recruiters from both the local area and Pennsylvania.
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Luckie Night in Baltimore
Posted on 28. May, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
It was a Luckie night, as we hosted our third Pink Slip Party in Baltimore last night at, where else, Luckie’s Tavern. We had a good crowd for this indoor/outdoor event that included over 100 jobseekers and about 40 recruiters from companies all around the Baltimore area.
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Our Pink Slip Parties continue…Next stop: Baltimore
Posted on 04. May, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
We are making our way to Baltimore for our next Pink Slip event! While the recession continues, there ARE jobs available; you just have to know where to look and who to talk to! Sending out a resume is just not enough anymore. You must market yourself in every way possible so that new opportunities present themselves. Networking events, like our Pink Slip Parties, are key to making new contacts and finding jobs.
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Night out at a NJ Pink Slip Party
Posted on 22. Apr, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
We hosted a great Pink Slip Party in Edison, NJ last night! We had a full house as over 200 jobseekers and recruiters gathered to make that ever-so-important career connection. Check it out…
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Pink Slip Party Success!
Posted on 15. Apr, 2009 by Marisa Cogan.
Last night we kicked off our 2009 Pink Slip Parties in Conshohocken, PA and in a nutshell, it was HUGE – over 300 people. The buzz in the air made it evident that everyone was excited about making new contacts, meeting new people and getting back to work.
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