Students, recent grads invited to Live.Work.Detroit career event on March 28
The Live.Work.Detroit career event on Friday, March 28 looks to be a promising lead for students and new grads looking to pump up their job prospects. It's from 2:00-8:00 p.m. at the Garden Theater in Detroit. Excerpt: "The March 28 event is being co-hosted by D:hive and MEDC. Participating students will have the opportunity to network with a wide range of Detroit employers including Detroit Medical Center, Playworks, Quicken Loans, American Axle, and Shinola, among others. The event will include keynote speaker Marlowe Stoudamire from the Skillman Foundation, a panel discussion with some of Detroit’s young leaders from Detroit Young Professionals, Challenge Detroit and ChalkFly, networking, and a tour of some of the exciting small businesses, restaurants, museums, and affordable places to live. Registration is required; cost is $15. The registration fee covers all activities including transportation, dinner and the tour of the city." For more info and to register, click here.
The Live.Work.Detroit career event on Friday, March 28 looks to be a promising lead for students and new grads looking to pump up their job prospects. It’s from 2:00-8:00 p.m. at the Garden Theater in Detroit.
Excerpt:
“The March 28 event is being co-hosted by D:hive and MEDC. Participating students will have the opportunity to network with a wide range of Detroit employers including Detroit Medical Center, Playworks, Quicken Loans, American Axle, and Shinola, among others. The event will include keynote speaker Marlowe Stoudamire from the Skillman Foundation, a panel discussion with some of Detroit’s young leaders from Detroit Young Professionals, Challenge Detroit and ChalkFly, networking, and a tour of some of the exciting small businesses, restaurants, museums, and affordable places to live.
Registration is required; cost is $15. The registration fee covers all activities including transportation, dinner and the tour of the city.”
For more info and to register, click here.
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