[jsfg_cinti] Updated External Events From Oct 31st through Nov 18

From:         Chris Ascolese
To:           Job Search Focus Group

Subject:      JSFG CALENDAR OF EXTERNAL EVENTS

Week of Oct 31, 2005

Subject: Updated External Events From Oct 31st through Nov 18, 2005:

 

Last Week's Events (10/24/05): 

Anyone attending please be prepared to give a recap of viability at Mondays
JSFG meeting.

1) Oct 24 7:30-9:30 a.m.  <http://c.bizjournals.com/ct/c/1746504> MasterCard
Small Business Technology Download

2) Oct 25, 11AM A Job Fair Exclusively For Engineering/Technology (IT& IS)

3) Oct 27, 8:00 AM Breakfast BYTES - the circuit. net

4) OCT 27,Thurs, 1pm to 6pm NKCC Jobs for All, A Pro-Diversity Job Fair
Event

5) Oct 27, International Happy Hour 05:00 pm - 07:00 pm NKCC

 

Please remember when attending any of these events, Go to 

network, if recruiters want to fill entry level positions then you're there
to pass you name around and get new contacts, take lots of business cards.

 

REMINDER

The presentations, workshops, seminars, and external events offered here

have not been evaluated by JSFG.  The knowledge gained from these
opportunities may be of tremendous value to you; however, JSFG does not
monitor, support, or endorse any of these activities.  If you feel that any
event has been misrepresented, please bring the matter to my attention.

 

 

COMING EVENTS:

 

1) Nov 1, Noon - 4 pm UC's annual Ethnic Student Career Fair is designed
specifically for students of color and supports employers seeking to recruit
for diversity in their workforce. However, it is open to all students and
alumni seeking full-time, part-time or internship opportunities.

Great Hall, University Tangeman Center

$375 for employers; no charge for job seekers Patti Carroll
P: 556-0313
F: 556-0650
 <mailto:carrolpc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> carrolpc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
 <http://www.uc.edu/career/Employers/careerfairs.htm>
www.uc.edu/career/Employers/careerfairs.htm 

 

2) Nov 2, 10:00 AM - 4pm, Nov 3 , 10am to 4pm  The Circuit Contact Connie
for details 513.618.6441 or connie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The Ohio ITEC gives IT and business professionals access to the most current
and relevant technology solutions. On the exhibit floor, a combination of
national vendors and local suppliers offer products and services to improve
business productivity and profitability. And ITEC?s concise and insightful
conference program, and the extensive schedule of vendor presentations
provide insight and context. Northern Kentucky Convention Center, Covington
Ky

 

3) Nov 3, 8 to 9:30am "Selling Skills for Non-Sales People"
Featured Speaker: Bob Riess, Innovative Training Services, LLC
Are you a business owner or manager faced with increasing sales but no sales
person on staff? Are you tired of "networking" and/or "public speaking" and
not seeing results? Then we have the perfect solution! This month you will
learn how to get in front of the right people and watch your business take
off. 
Bob Reiss, President of Innovative Training, LLC will show you a few changes
you can make to move the sales process forward and see success in your
business. Although starting out as the self proclaimed "world's worst
salesperson", Bob figured out what it took to succeed by using his natural
style and strengths. His success allowed him to achieve all eligible NCR
Century Point Clubs by selling over 100% of established quotas before being
promoted to NCR Systemedia's sales trainer. Don't miss this opportunity to
learn how to sell your product/service and your business.

300 Buttermilk Pike
Ste. 330
Ft. Mitchell, KY 
Cost: $10 Chamber members and NKU SBDC referrals; $15 at the Door; $20
Others
Questions about Registration? Contact Sheri at (859) 578-8801!

 

4) Nov 8th Tuesday 7:30 - 9am CMC Office Centers Announce 

Breakfast Networking Event. 

A fun way to start the day -- listen to a humorous motivational speaker, 

network with other entrepreneurs and make business contacts.

The featured speaker will be John Wagner, a clinical counselor and humorist 

who speaks nationally on the Serious FUNdamentals of Success. 

His topic is "Humor Helps You Thrive On Change"

You're invited to enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast

CMC Properties, Cincinnati, Ohio
Founded in the mid 1960's, CMC is a highly respected professional management
company. CMC Properties was awarded the local Torch Award from the
Cincinnati BBB.

Register by calling 513-793-8600

Embassy Suites, 4554 Lake Forest Drive,
<http://www.cmcproperties.com/events/> http://www.cmcproperties.com/events/

 

5) Nov 9, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Greater Cincinnati's Best Places to Work
Please join the Courier as we honor and recognize firms in our 15-county
region with the most engaged workforces at our third annual Greater
Cincinnati's Best Places to Work luncheon. 
call Joy Lytle at (513) 337-9467

The Millennium 141 West 6th St., Cincinnati, OH 45202 

Cost: Single Tickets, $45, Table of 10, $400

 

6) Nov 10, SBOA of Northern Kentucky General Meeting, 8:30 to 10am, Speaker
Tom Lawry of the Boone County Occupational Licensing Office speaks on
Kentucky's business licensing requirements. Meetings are held on the second
Thursday of every month at the Boone County Extension Office (6028 Camp
Ernst Road, Burlington, KY 41005). Informal networking starts at 8:15 a.m.
Monthly meetings begin at 8:30 a.m. Each month an educational speaker
provides information useful for home-base, micro- and small business owners.

Phone: 859-586-6101, Email: diane.mason@xxxxxxx

 

7) Nov 10, 5pm-7pm Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

A Wine Tasting Extravaganza!
We're kicking off the year in style! Join us at Cork 'N Bottle in Crescent
Springs for a fun and informative event filled with sultry jazz, gourmet
cheeses and appetizers, plus a sampling of six, fine international wines!
You will stroll through this wonderful, new facility, stopping at several
wine stations to discover a new type of wine. In-depth information will be
provided so that you can learn more about the wine of your choice. The Chef
on staff will also be available to help you with any party planning
questions!
Each guest will also enjoy valet parking and receive a $5 off coupon towards
any $25 purchase of gourmet foods or party goods.
Attendance is limited. Reservations are required and must be pre-paid. No
walk-ins will be permitted.
Make your reservations today by calling 859-578-8801 or sign-in to purchase.

Cork 'N Bottle
584 Buttermilk Pike
Crescent Springs, KY

Reservation: $15.00

 

8) Nov 11, 07:30 am - 11:30 am Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

Surviving the Energy Crisis - Tips for Reducing Costs!

On November 11, 2005 the Northern Kentucky Chamber Of Commerce will host an
energy forum titled "Surviving the Energy Crisis: Tips for Reducing Costs."
The forum will feature local experts discussing weatherizing your home and
office for the cold weather months to combat high energy bills, energy
audits and high efficiency appliances, alternative energy sources (co-ops,
solar, third party suppliers), and energy policy. Don't miss this timely and
information program that could help you get through the energy crisis this
winter!
Price includes continental breakfast.

Radisson Hotel
Cincinnati Riverfront
Covington, KY

Member Reservation: $15.00 Call 859-578-8801 to register.

 

9) Nov 15, 12 to 1:30, GCVA Luncheon-How to Invest with Local Angels: Advice
from Leading Early-Stage Investors 

Panel Presentation featuring Jim Cunningham, Tony Shipley, and more! 
Registration - www.gcva.org or call: 513-579-3111 
Learn all there is to know about angel investing. This program is geared
toward both startup and potential investors. The panel will discuss:
The history of angel investing in Cincinnati USA 
The who, what and how much of angel investing (number of investments each
year, size of the investments, typical companies angels are looking for and
the amount of money available in the region) What it takes to be an angel
investor An overview of recent deals, Location, Queen City Club


10) Nov 14  7:30 - 9 a.m  Talk Business with the Courier Join us for coffee
at the Oasis Conference Center on November 14 for our next courier coffee,
an opportunity to meet and get acquainted with the people behind the bylines
and to share your opinion about the critical issues affecting your business,
your industry, business in general and the community. This great networking
opportunity is brought to you by the Oasis. RSVP by November 9, call Joy
Lytle at (513) 337-9467, Oasis Conference Center, 902 Loveland-Miamiville
Rd, Loveland, OH 45140

 

11) Nov 15, 6 to 8pm Business Hop, 

The Front Porch, 7134 Turfway Rd, Florence, Ky. 

The Business Hop is an informal networking opportunity hosted monthly by the
SBOA of Northern Kentucky at a local restaurant or place of business, SBOA
of Northern Kentucky, Phone: 859-586-6101, 

Email: diane.mason@xxxxxxx

 

12) Nov 17, Great Oaks Breakfast Roundtable School Funding...What
Individuals and Business Should Know 

The next Breakfast Roundtable will be held at the Center for Employment
Resources, 3254 E. Kemper Road, Cincinnati, Ohio.You may register by calling
513.771.8925, faxing 513.771.4932 or emailing
<mailto:shullerj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> shullerj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 

 

13) Nov 18, 8am to 9am, Entrepreneur Forum - Lily Pad hop on. go wireless.
Ryan Rybolt, co-founder of Lily Pad, Rob Thornton of Lily Pad, and Rob
Howard, Director of Public Affairs, Time Warner Cable Cincinnati
Pockets of wireless Internet access areas called ?Lily Pads? could soon
bloom all over the city. Learn how Project Lily Pad will foster a vibrant
community and enhance the quality of life in the region, while allowing
access to data anytime, anywhere. 
What are Lily Pads? How will Lily Pads attract IT young professionals?What /
Who is involved in this technology?
Be sure to attend this program to learn more about a great new wireless
project right here in Cincinnati!
Hop on...go wireless! www.lilypadusa.org
Thanks to LilyPad, the brainchild of a team of local young professionals
which envision creating FREE wireless hotspots in key locations throughout
Cincinnati, the Main Street Entertainment District celebrated the
commencement of a 3 year contract establishing free wireless internet
access. "Wireless access is now available on Main Street between 12th Street
and Liberty Street" - says LilyPad founder Ryan Rybolt. Lily Pads are also
active at Findlay Market, Longworth Hall, and Hyde Park Square. Many
additional Lily Pads are planned to be installed in the coming months.

Registration begins at 7:30am, Cost $20, Health Foundation 3805 Edwards
Road, Suite 500 Cincinnati, Connie Wiedemann, Program Director
connie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx  513.618.6441

 

14) Weekly Business and Workforce Resource Center of Clermont County

www.clermontbwrc.com/clermontbwrc/bwrcEventsCalendar.shtml

Visit the calendar for Tuesday and Thursday workshop and training events.

Each week the Business Workforce and Resource Center offers several
workshops and training classes to assist you in gaining skills and
information. The facility houses a reception area, a community resource room
with internet access, training classrooms, a business services unit and
staff that represent a number of programs focused on workforce development
through a vast number of community services.

Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Drop in for basic training in computer operation, Microsoft Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Access, QuickBooks/Quicken, and the Internet.

Monday-Friday: 10:00am-4:00pm
Literacy Council. The Literacy Council offers free evaluations for adults
who may struggle with reading, writing, spelling, and grammar. We can match
you with someone who lives in your area for one-to-one tutoring.OR.you can
come into our office to learn at your own pace on our computer-guided
programs.OR.you can do both.

 

 

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NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES by GROUP   

 

1) Butler County Job Center
www.butlercountyjobcenter.com
2270 Dixie Hwy

Hamilton Plaza Shopping Center Hamilton, Ohio 45015 (513)-785-6500

 

2) Business & Workforce Resource Center of Clermont County BWRC

756 Old State Route 74

Cincinnati, Ohio 45245

(513)-943-3000

www.clermontbwrc.com

 

3) Careerbuilder
www.careerbuilder.com  Targeted Job Fairs (513)-251-1400

 

4) Clermont County C of C

Http: //www.clermontchamber.com/upcomingevents.htm

 

5) Greater Cincinnati C of C
GREATER CINCINNATI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (513)-579-3911
The Job Search Focus Group is a member of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of
Commerce. As a member of JSFG, you are permitted to take advantage of
chamber member benefits. If you use your JSFG membership to register for
chamber events, you must attend as a job hunter and a member of JSFG, not as
a representative of any business.

We are working, "on a process for JSFG members to register for Chamber
Events." www.gccc.com www.gccc.com/programs

 

6)NORTHERN KENTUCKY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

The HR 100 GROUP meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month.

NKY Chamber NOR-COM Room, 300 Buttermilk Pike, Ste. 330, Ft. Mitchell, KY

www.nkychamber.com

The Job Search Focus Group is a member of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of
Commerce. HR100 group meetings and JSFG members are invited to attend.

To register, send an e-mail to JStebbins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx or call

859-578-6399

 

7) CHRISTIAN BUSINESS NETWORK meetings offer a chance to network with Other
Christians in the business community. A typical meeting begins at 11:30 am
and ends at 1:00 pm. The non-member fee varies from $10 to $16 and includes
lunch.

The NORTHERN KENTUCKY CHAPTER meets on the first Friday of the month at the
Five Seasons Country Club at 345 Thomas More Parkway in Crestview Hills.
($16)

The CENTRAL CINCINNATI CHAPTER meets on the second Friday of the month at
St. Paul Lutheran Village Inc. at 5515 Madison Road in Madisonville.($10)

The NORTH CINCINNATI CHAPTER meets on the third Friday of the month at the
Vineyard Community Church at 11340 Century Circle East in Springdale. ($10)

For more information, visit http://www.cbn-ohio.org.

For scheduling info:  http://www.cbn-ohio.org/schedule.cfm

 

8) Southwest Ohio Career Resource Network 

One-Stop Contact Information

1916 Central Pkwy, Cincinnati, OH 45214

731-9800

www.swohiolstop.org

 

9) Warren County One-Stop Business and Employment Center 

300 East Silver St., Lebanon 45036 

Lebanon Area: 513-695-1130 Cincinnati Area: 513-925-1130

Dayton Area: 937-425-1130 Franklin Area: 513-261-1130

From Southeast Warren County: 937-738-4993, extension 1130
www.ohioworkforce.com

 

10) Butler County Job Center

Hamilton Plaza Shopping Center, 2270 Dixie Highway, Hamilton 45015

513-785-6500

www.butlercountyohio.org/workplace/

Beta site: http://www.butlercountyjobcenter.com/

 

11) Business & Workforce Resource Center of Clermont County 

756 Old State, Route 74, Summerside 45245 

513-943-3000

www.clerriiontbWrc.com

 

12) One-Stop Career Alliance Of Northern Kentucky

Florence 8020 Ewing Blvd. or 8020 Veterans Memorial Dr., 41042

859-371-0808

Covington 636 Madison Avenue, Suite 504; or 320 Garrard St., 41011
859-292-6513 or 859-292-6666

 

13) WorkOne

Lawrenceburg, IN 230 Mary Avenue, Suite 100, 47025

812-537-1117

Madison, IN 620 Green Road, 47250

812-265-3734

www.in.gov/dwd/

 

Chris Ascolese

JSFG VP External Chairperson Job Search Focus Group 1345 Grace Avenue
Cincinnati, OH  45208 513-871-0320 JSFG Office 513-871-3754 FAX

 



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