COLUMBUS, OH, April 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) Registration is now open for TechConnect Ohio. Local technical talent and tech savvy job seekers are invited to attend the debut of TechConnect Ohio, a "fast-pitch" networking event that aims to connect motivated job seekers with hiring employers. This event includes multiple rounds of companies presenting their products and service, culture and available jobs followed by an informal round of networking. Attendees can meet the company representatives, ask questions, exchange contact information and learn more. Professional career coaches will be offering free resume reviews, career coaching and workshops on interviewing and using social media and social networks to land the perfect position.
This event will be held on Thursday, May 12th, 2011 from 12 noon to 6pm at the Conference Center at OCLC located at 6600 Kilgour Place in Dublin, Ohio. Hiring companies include: TDCI, FastSwitch, Manta, Northwoods, Nationwide, NetJets, Thirty One Gifts, and Motorist Mutual Insurance to name a few.
If that is not enough, WBNS-10TV will provide, free of charge, video rapid resumes that will be posted to www.10tv.com. Talent Rooster is offering attendees free video profiles, video resume coaching, and inclusion in their national database at http://www.talentrooster.com.
This incredible event is $10.00 per attendee. If you are in the job market, come prepared with resumes, business cards, a strong handshake, and a smile. Meet our sponsors, their corporate recruiters, and tech and IT executives and managers with positions to fill. This opportunity is second to none. Reserve your spot for this event today by going to http://techconnect.eevent.com/techconnect-ohio/techconnect .
TechConnect Ohio is made possible through the following media and community partners: WBNS-10TV, (614) Magazine, UWeekly, Ohio Means Jobs, Minds On, TechLife Ohio, TechColumbus, IT Martini, eSolutech, eEvent, Exhibit Pro, Boxgroove, Sunny Street Cafe, Kogens, Tehku Tea, Worthington Career Services, and TalentRooster.
For more information, contact Dan Harris via phone at (740) 417-0500 or via e-mail at dan.harris@techconnectohio.com. To sponsor this event contact Jodi Hoye at (614) 406-8911 or via e-mail at jodi.hoye@techconnectohio.com
TechConnect Ohio is an organization connecting Ohio companies with tech professionals, graduates and interns in engineering, mathematics, IT, and software development using a unique fast pitch, networking event.
Media Contact:
Dan Harris
(740) 417-0500
dan.harris@techconnectohio.com
Sponsor Contact
Jodi Hoye
(614) 406-8911
jodi.hoye@techconnectohio.com
Registration is Open for TechConnect Ohio, Where Hiring Companies Connect with Motivated Job Seekers
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