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JOIN US TO CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY!
JULY 3 – “BEACH PARTY” AND LUNCH . . .
For Independence Day, many people head for the hills or the beach planning picnics, fireworks and fun. For those of us staying in town for the 4th of July holiday, Scottsdale Job Network offers the opportunity for fun networking!
Scottsdale Job Network is planning a Beach Party (without the ocean) at the Tuesday, July 3 meeting, 9:00 A.M.-12:30 P.M.
Members are encouraged to leave business attire at home. Arrive early (9 AM) for networking and socializing–come dressed in casual clothes. Shorts, sun dresses, floral shirts, patriotic colors, plus sun glasses and straw hats are the preferred dress code!
Stay after the business meeting for a deli lunch (no charge and donations accepted) and more networking-socializing!
Meeting presentation:
Eric Walton, Chief Operating Officer
Camisa Technologies and SJN Board Member
Post Interview Strategies: What Next?
This meeting will provide you with practical tools and techniques to follow up after all types of interviews. You’ll learn how to write quality thank you notes, and ways to communicate them. During the session we will practice follow-up discussions and other techniques designed to keep the employer interested, how to stand out among all the other interviewees, and how to get the job.
For more information:
Web: http://www.scottsdalejobnet.com/
E-mail: info@scottsdalejobnet.com
Voice mail: (480) 513-1491
About Scottsdale Job Network
The Scottsdale Job Network is a non-ecumenical group of community-minded business, government, education and non-profit professionals who volunteer their skills, experience and time to support the job and career transitions of others. Membership is open to people who are unemployed or under-employed, and those who are willing to network, share their skills and help others.
Vision: Scottsdale Job Network (SJN) is the premier career transition support group in the Valley.
Mission: Scottsdale Job Network (SJN) provides low or no cost basic training, personal connections, access to resources and moral support for job seekers through a Valley-wide network of passionate volunteers.
Filed under: ASU, ASU Downtown, City of Phoenix News, Community Meeting, Downtown Development, Downtown Phoenix, Economic Development, Economic Forum, Events, Mayor, Meeting, Phil Gordon, Phoenix, Phoenix Arizona, US - AZ (Phoenix) | Tags: City Council, Planning, Strategic Plan, Strategic Planning, Vision
Public Invited to Downtown Strategic Plan Community Meeting
The city of Phoenix will hold a community meeting to provide residents with a status update on the city’s plan for downtown. A presentation on the “Downtown Strategic Vision and Blueprint for the Future” and Arizona State University’s “Vision for the Downtown Phoenix Campus” will be at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19, at the Phoenix Preparatory Academy, 735 E. Fillmore St.
In December 2004, the mayor and City Council adopted a comprehensive strategy for downtown and identified priorities, including making downtown an anchor for the knowledge economy; providing diverse quality housing; providing an eclectic mix of people, spaces and uses; expanding diversity of artistic and cultural opportunities; fostering retail establishments; creating well-defined and well-designed public spaces while protecting historic treasures; and supporting a sense of place that connects the existing urban fabric with infrastructure. The presentation will provide an update on the implementation of the goals as identified in the report.
The ASU “Vision for the Downtown Phoenix Campus” will include an update on the implementation of Phase One of campus development. The campus opened in August with more than 4,000 students and the future build-out of the campus is expected to serve up to 15,000 students by 2008.
For more information, visit phoenix.gov/downtown or call 602-534-7143.
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