GREATER INDIANAPOLIS CAREER FAIR Tuesday, September 13th, 2011

GREATER INDIANAPOLIS CAREER FAIR

Recruiters from Companies all over Indianapolis, Indiana will be attending to give on the spot Interviews!

Indiana Convention Center

100 South Capitol Ave • Indianapolis, IN 46225
Tuesday, September 13th, 2011 • 9:00am -- 12:00pm

Greater Indianapolis CAREER FAIR

Commitment to job seekers continues through 2011 with the “I Am Able” Job Fair series with our upcoming Career Fair in Indianapolis at the Indianapolis Convention Center. Recruiters with Companies all over the Greater Indianapolis area will be there to give On the Spot Interviews! Admission is FREE! This Career Fair Event is Open to the General Public and is for ALL AGES!

Recruiters:

If you would like more information on How Your Company Can Participate: Please Call Terri Wynne directly at 440-863-2334 or e-mail to terri.wynne@employmentguide.com

Pre-Registration For Job Seekers:

Pre-registration is recommended but not required. You can pre-register by click the red “Pre-Register” button on the Indianapolis Job Fair Page.
Print out your confirmation page and bring it to the event with you for faster entry.For more information, you can contact us at terri.wynne@employmentguide.com
We look forward to seeing you there!

Here is a list of employers will be attending this job fair:

Office Team
Farmers Financial
Ivy Tech
U.S. Customs & Border Patrol
Brown Mackie
Royal United
UTI / Home Depot
Indygo - Indianapolis Public Trasport
Lincoln Tech
Sanford Brown
Indiana National Guard
Infinity Clients, Inc.
Hunt Brothers Pizza
Employment Plus Staffing
Centura College
Averitt Express
Adecco
Oakland City University
Universal American
Ryder - Sara Lee
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