Job Accelerator for Marketing Professionals – Co-hosted by AMA SF

Job Accelerator for Marketing Professionals

As pandemic life ebbs and flows in the US, and the “great resignation” is underway, people are leaving or considering leaving their jobs in search of more money, more flexibility, and perhaps more joy. 4.3 million Americans left their jobs in August 2021 – the highest number on record (Source: U.S. Department of Labor).

With this in mind, The Job Forum and the AMA SF have partnered together to co-host a special event for Bay Area Marketing professionals to accelerate their job search and connect with managers and recruiters.

Are you considering making a career move now? Are you looking for a job in marketing or advertising? Have you ever considered working in digital/social media, marketing analytics, product marketing, creative, or account management? The Job Forum and the American Marketing Association SF are gathering local experts to help answer your questions about these roles. Don’t miss this unique opportunity. Come and hear from hiring managers at Salesforce, Goodby, Facebook, H&L Partners, and more!

The event will start with a short panel discussion followed by breakout rooms. You will have the chance to choose from 3 breakout rooms where you can interact with said company managers to learn about their open job roles, ask questions, and connect directly! Our job connector events are designed to help job hunters like you.

Join us November 17, at 6:00- 7:45pm on Zoom, for this special event!

If you can, please make a donation of $10-25. We need your support to continue our efforts to help job hunters be more successful getting jobs.

The Job Forum is San Francisco Bay Area‘s longest running job search career service. The Job Forum has been providing career and job advice for almost 70 years.

Please sign up on Eventbrite and you will be sent the Zoom link on the day of the event.

We will close the meeting after 20 minutes so please be on time.

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