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‘Laid Off Camp-COS’ Offers Unemployed Opportunities and ideas in a Bad Economy
We need your help! Local business people come together to offer a one-day seminar, networking event and job fair for the unemployed and non-traditionally employed, called LAID OFF CAMP-COS. Local business owners with the support of The Pikes Peak Community Foundation have put this event together to get the people networking and thinking about ways to get through a time when many people are affected by unemployment. LAID OFF CAMPS are being held in major cities throughout the country and have been featured on NPR, BBC America and in numerous news dailies. Laid Off Camp - COS is seeking support from sponsoring companies and organizations who wish to join other pro-community organizations in funding this event. All sponsorship money goes directly to the operation of Laid Off Camp- COS.
Laid Off Camp- COS provides the unemployed and nontraditionally employed an opportunity to meet, mix and share knowledge with each other as well as experts in a variety fields. A series of speakers will hold open workshops and presentations on a variety of issue that effect the recently unemployed, those looking for traditional employment as well as people who are looking for advice on starting their own businesses. Employers and sponsors from local companies will be present and join in a mixer that brings them together with degreed, tech and mid career individuals who are unemployed. This is a free event open to anyone who wants to learn and share their knowledge with others.
Beyond good karma- what’s in it for you...
As a sponsor,
Laid Off Camp-COS is a component fund of the Pikes Peak Community Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent of the law.
We need your help! Local business people come together to offer a one-day seminar, networking event and job fair for the unemployed and non-traditionally employed, called LAID OFF CAMP-COS. Local business owners with the support of The Pikes Peak Community Foundation have put this event together to get the people networking and thinking about ways to get through a time when many people are affected by unemployment. LAID OFF CAMPS are being held in major cities throughout the country and have been featured on NPR, BBC America and in numerous news dailies. Laid Off Camp - COS is seeking support from sponsoring companies and organizations who wish to join other pro-community organizations in funding this event. All sponsorship money goes directly to the operation of Laid Off Camp- COS.
Laid Off Camp- COS provides the unemployed and nontraditionally employed an opportunity to meet, mix and share knowledge with each other as well as experts in a variety fields. A series of speakers will hold open workshops and presentations on a variety of issue that effect the recently unemployed, those looking for traditional employment as well as people who are looking for advice on starting their own businesses. Employers and sponsors from local companies will be present and join in a mixer that brings them together with degreed, tech and mid career individuals who are unemployed. This is a free event open to anyone who wants to learn and share their knowledge with others.
Beyond good karma- what’s in it for you...
As a sponsor,
- You'll have your name listed and logo on the event website and Laid Off camp wiki, on flyers around the event, and we'll thank you during and at the end of the conference.
- If you attend the event, you'll have the opportunity set up on a table to showcase your products and meet / network with attendees
- You’ll have the opportunity to recruit from large group of educated, savvy job seekers.
- You'll have your company's name associated with a great organization, and earn the goodwill and attention of 200 or so unemployed / non-traditionally employed people in attendance, and countless others scattered across the country via the wiki., Facebook and Twitter.
Laid Off Camp-COS is a component fund of the Pikes Peak Community Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent of the law.
