[Jobs] FW: ECEL-job information for individuals with disabilities

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-----Original Message-----
From: L Povinelli (NFB-VA) 
Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2006 2:10 AM
Subject: ECEL-job information for individuals with disabilities
 
Subject: ECEL-job information for individuals with disabilities
Please disseminate to all interested job seekers with disabilities (no charge):
 
The Washington, D.C., metropolitan area has the highest concentration of trade and professional associations in the United States. In fact, associations/nonprofits are the third largest industry in the D.C. area, behind the government and tourism.
 
Come to EXCEL!’s Thursday, September 21st meeting at St. George’s Episcopal Church
915 N. Oakland Street, Room 114, Arlington, VA (1 block from Virginia Square Metro). to find out about association jobs and how to find them.  Our guest speaker will be Carylann Pishner, Director of Member Relations at the American Society of Association Executives, the umbrella group for the association industry.
 
Carylann will talk about the wide spectrum of associations, what they do, what sorts of positions are available, how to research jobs, and how to apply.  She will be joined by two longtime EXCEL! members:  Paul D’Addario who works for the American Society for Industrial Security, and Stephanie Mensh who has extensive health care association experience.   Paul and Stephanie will provide their own perspectives on associations, particularly on their commitment to hire people with disabilities.
 
ASAE is the membership organization and voice of the association profession. Founded in 1920, ASAE now has more than 22,000 association CEOs, staff professionals, and industry partner members.  ASAE Career Headquarters (www. CareerHQ.org <https://webmail.bah.com/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.careerhq.org/> ) is the site for job seekers looking to land the right job with an association or industry partner organization.  It has a database of job postings and candidate resumes, as well as career development services.

Location: St. George’s Episcopal Church
915 N. Oakland Street, Room 114, Arlington, VA (1 block from Virginia Square Metro).  Fully accessible. Sign interpreting provided. Free parking in church lot. 
 
Date: Thursday,  September 21st, 7 to 9 PM.  No charge. Open to all persons with disabilities. Church door may be locked for security purposes—please ring doorbell to the right of main door and someone will come to open up.  For info, contact Bob Rudney at (703) 573-7550; email  <mailto:rudney_Robert at bah.com> rudney_Robert at bah.com, or Gregg Donaldson, (202) 362-1552; email  <mailto:gjdonald at aol.com> gjdonald at aol.com.
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-----Original Message-----
From:
L Povinelli (NFB-VA)
Sent:
Saturday, September 09, 2006 2:10 AM
Subject:
ECEL-job information for individuals with disabilities
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Subject:
ECEL-job information for individuals with disabilities
Please disseminate to all interested job seekers with disabilities (no charge):
 
The
Washington
,
D.C.
, metropolitan area has the
highest concentration of trade and professional associations
in the
United States
. In fact,
associations/nonprofits are the third largest industry in the D.C. area
, behind the government and tourism.
 
Come to EXCEL!’s
Thursday, September 21
st
meeting at St. George’s Episcopal Church
915 N. Oakland Street
, Room 114,
Arlington
,
VA
(1 block from
Virginia Square
Metro).
to find out about association jobs and how to find them
.
 
Our guest speaker will be
Carylann Pishner, Director of Member Relations at the American Society of Association Executives
, the umbrella group for the association industry.
 
Carylann will talk about the
wide spectrum of associations, what they do, what sorts of positions are available, how to research jobs, and how to apply
.
 
She will be joined by two longtime EXCEL! members:
 
Paul D’Addario
who works for the American Society for Industrial Security, and
Stephanie Mensh
who has extensive health care association experience.
  
Paul and Stephanie will provide their own perspectives on associations, particularly on
their commitment to hire people with disabilities
.
 
ASAE is the membership organization and voice of the association profession. Founded in 1920, ASAE now has more than 22,000 association CEOs, staff professionals, and industry partner members.
 
ASAE Career Headquarters (
www. https://webmail.bah.com/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=http://www.careerhq.org/ CareerHQ.org
) is the site for job seekers looking to land the right job with an association or industry partner organization.
 
It has a database of job postings and candidate resumes, as well as career development services.
Location:
St. George’s
Episcopal Church
915 N. Oakland Street
, Room 114,
Arlington
,
VA
(1 block from
Virginia Square
Metro).
 
Fully accessible. Sign interpreting provided. Free parking in church lot.
 
Date:
Thursday,
 
September 21st, 7 to 9 PM.
 
No charge. Open to all persons with disabilities. Church door may be locked for security purposes—please ring doorbell to the right of main door and someone will come to open up.
 
For info, contact Bob Rudney at (703) 573-7550; email
mailto:rudney_Robert at bah.com
rudney_Robert at bah.com
, or Gregg Donaldson, (202) 362-1552; email
mailto:gjdonald at aol.com
gjdonald at aol.com
.