Having trouble finding qualified local talent? Join us on October 13 for an
in-depth discussion on solving the shortage . . .
Technology executives across the State agree that finding talent is a top priority and one that continues to present a challenge. NJTC will gather representatives from New Jersey's Department of Labor, colleges and universities to meet with leaders of the technology community to exchange information on the needs of business and what resources are in place to help.
Moderators
James Bourke, Partner, WithumSmith+Brown
Johanna Zitto, CPT, Talent Network Coordinator, Technology & Entrepreneurship TN
Panelists
• Aaron Fitchner, Assistant Commissioner, Labor Planning & Analysis, NJ Department
of Labor and Workforce Development
• Mike Iovino, CEO, Delta Corporate Services
• Joyce Bradley, SVP & General Manager, Lee Hecht Harrison
• Dr. Ian Gatley, Senior VP and Provost, NJIT
• Dr. Michael Pazzani, VP for Research and Economic Development, Rutgers U
• Rich Dzubian, Branch Manager, Robert Half Technology
• R. Linda Resnick, President, CEO Resources, Inc.
October 13, 2011
8:30 – 10:30am
Rutgers University
Busch Campus Center
604 Bartholomew Road
Multipurpose Room A
Piscataway, NJ
* NJTC Technology and Entrepreneurship Talent Network (TETN)
Focus is on job growth in the areas of technology and entrepreneur endeavors -- sectors forecast to lead economic recovery in the state. Talent Networks were established by the NJ Dept of Labor (NJDOL) to focus on the specific employment needs of key industries in NJ, connect job seekers with them, heighten awareness of state job-matching and training resources, and help educational institutions align curriculum.
This program is free of charge
To register and for detailed information visit www.njtc.org
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