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The New Job Hob Nob is a casual networking event designed to put job candidates who have been downsized, or are about to be, in touch with area employers who are actively hiring. It’s a job fair in a whole new way –no booths, no lines, just meet, mingle and match open positions to the perfect job candidates.

Tuesday, November 3, 2009 | 5:00 –8:00 pm
Jack’s Firehouse, 2130 Fairmount Avenue, Phila. Directions »



Meet some of the Philadelphia region’s top employers in a fun, casual atmosphere.  Remember, this is an employers first impression of you so dress to impress, bring a great attitude and plenty of resumes!

Due to overwhelming response, job seeker registration for this event is closed.

Recruiters:
Access Group, Inc.
Allstate
Enterprise Holdings
Guardian Protection Services
Marlin Leasing
NewCourtland Network
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Old Navy
Vector Security
 
Career Services:
The Career Wardrobe
Casino Career Institute
Kinext
 


 


Recruiters will receive:

  • Name mention and website in print advertising
  • Name mention with link on philly.com New Job Hob Nob page
  • Admission for 3 company representatives
  • Table at the event for deeper conversation or interview
  • Hors D’oeuvres and soft drinks
    Download Registration packet (.pdf) »


Sponsors will receive:

  • Logo with link on philly.com New Job Hob Nob page
  • Ad within consumer print ad
  • Logo on all event signage
  • Logo on job seeker RSVP page on philly.com
  • Admission for 3 company representatives
  • Table at the event for deeper conversation or interview
  • Hors D’oeuvres and soft drinks
    Download Registration packet (.pdf) »

Deadline to participate is Noon, Friday, October 30, 2009.

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