I'm guessing the ironic part you're referring to it that portion highlighted in bold above?

Looking to transition from broadcast journalism to PR or marketing in Chicago. I'm currently a news producer/writer. I started right out of school in TV and quickly moved up the ranks.

Seeking a job that's going to challenge me, where I'm going to learn and be held accountable for my work.

It's time to live a more sustainable lifestyle, i.e. no overnights, holidays and weekends on a regular basis.

Hi all! I'm with others in this thread who have essentially said - it can't hurt to post!

I received a surprise RIF from my current job on Friday. I'm rapidly moving into high-gear job search (knowing that a lot probably won't happen until the holidays.)

My background is hospitality training, learning, quality, HR and operations. I've been at a Director level for many years and my perfect job is leading the training and/or quality functions for a substantial hospitality organization that truly believes in the customer experience. I'm strong in all phases of ADDIE and all types of learning solutions, from traditional to blended to online.

Resume available via PM.

Good luck to all and Happy Holidays everyone!

I received a Christmas surprise this morning. The start-up that I saw as an excellent opportunity six months ago crashed and burned.

I am a creative, results-oriented sales management professional with over twenty-five years experience in the rehabilitation and exercise marketplace. Consistently a high producer who is known for bold and creative leadership. Uses proven management and interpersonal abilities to establish employer as a market leader.

I have a BS,Pharm and I am a Registered Pharmacist

My background is in therapy sales management (PT, OT, AT, Orthopedics, Podiatric and Chiropractic products.) I have an extensive background in electro therapy, as well as resistive exercise and balance, product development, marketing implementation and sales.

Responsibilities included hiring, training and managing independent representatives. As well as direct sales to wholesale pharmacy distributors, buying groups, OEM and national accounts. Very involved with corporate hospital and therapy organizations, Health Maintenance Organizations and national well fitness centers. Active in corporate marketing, strategic, product and fiscal planning.

Please feel free to contact me for more detailed resume.

Thanks,

Mike

Hey all. My company, The Seabury Group, is looking for people at various levels (Analyst, Senior Analyst, Associate, Senior Associate) to join a rapidly-growing boutique consulting firm focusing primarily on airline strategy development and major operational turnarounds. While Seabury Consulting is based in New York, projects are around the world, with opportunities for significant travel and living overseas.

Analyst positions require:

• Bachelor's degree with an exceptional academic record
• Track record of achievement in extracurricular and professional endeavors
• Exceptional analytical, quantitative and conceptual skills, preferably including Excel modeling ability
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Self-motivation and initiative to work independently, as well as part of a team
• Ability to work well under pressure to meet deadlines while still delivering a flawless product

More senior positions also require experience at a leading management consulting firm (e.g. Bain, McKinsey, Mercer, etc.), relevant work experience (consulting, investment banking, venture capital, or aviation-specific) with a top-tier company and an MBA degree, or significant experience in the airline industry with proven ability to perform rigorous, structured analysis to drive to business decisions and implement recommendations.

Projects vary significantly, from business strategy and business plan development, identification and implementation of restructuring initiatives, cost transformation (an area of significant expertise) and supply chain optimization to contract renegotiation. Our clients are key players in the US and global aviation industry.

We're a close knit team committed to having fun while delivering high impact results for our clients. Seabury consultants have a blend of airline industry and top-tier strategy consulting experience, and nearly all have a passion for aviation. Compensation is highly competitive with leading strategy consulting firms, and additional perqs include an annual offsite for employees and partners (Hawaii, Fiji, and the Hunter Valley area of Australia were offsites the last three years), funding for a pilot's license once you've been with the firm for three years, and a good travel policy.

If you're interested, PM me or email me at [email protected].

More information is available on our website.

Regards,
Merrick Brown

Since I love FT and Traveling, I wanted to post this here.

I just graduated from San Diego State University with a degree (B.S.) in Finance. I've worked in a specialty luxury goods industry for the past six years and have extensive experience in customer service and relations. I have acquired extensive product knowledge and excellent communications skills by focusing on providing and meeting customer needs and expectations.

I've the MS Office suite of programs and have specifically used MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook in my studies and work environment.

To date I've been responsible for purchasing, inventory management, customer service, e-commerce, mail order sales, advertising, capital budgeting and product evaluation for various businesses in the San Diego area.

I've worked for small businesses as well as large corporations and am equally comfortable in each environment. My experience in management involves making purchasing decisions, product evaluations, cash handling, and managing work-groups to effectively meet customer needs as well as optimizing sales opportunities.

I earned a Private Pilot's License from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona. I also hold dual citizenship with an EU country and have an EU Passport. I've traveled around Europe and am conversational in French and comfortable in unfamiliar environments.

I have a resume and references available upon request. I'm willing to travel all over the world and am willing to relocate from the San Diego area.


Thank you for your consideration, please PM me with any additional requests for information.


UCBeau
(Real name available via PM)

Bump.....And, this thread does work, I received one PM and sent out resumes.

I just recently got out of the military and worked in the logistics field. I am currently unemployed since I have gotten out and am looking into getting a job where I can travel. Are there any pointers that you all could give me? Being that I worked in the logistics/planning field, are there jobs out there that would fit the criteria of my specific training where I can travel? I have no clue as to where to begin when it comes to this and have no luck searching the internet,"so far". I really want to travel and work at the same time but do not know where to begin. Please, all inputs are GREATLY APPRECIATED!!

Thanks in advance,
Jason Turner

Since my original website expired (fror mr. s and my musical and theatre gigs) I have not had one for some time. Now I'd like to develop a couple of sites - one for my artistic pursuits, and one for my (newish) business plan. I'd like to hire a true web professional - obviously $$ is limited since i am unemployed - but I haven't worked with designers outside of friends who have helped for free - so hopefully I can find a web designer who can create a couple of simple sites for a reasonable price.

What's reasonable - I'm interested in hearing the range of prices for different services so shoot me a PM or email.

Thanks

squeakr

Received this from my sister, who's a park ranger at one of the national parks in the Pacific Northwest. It's a consulting assignment. Below is the small details I/she has, but if you're interested send me a PM w/ your info, I'll get it to her & she'll get it to the person who's actually in charge of the project.

"The park is looking for an Access/SQL Programmer for our computerized backcountry permit system. Do you know any programming geeks in the PNW who might be interested in this project?"

Cheers.

Received this from a biz colleague of mine. If you're qualified/interested & an FTer in good standing (ie, not some bot trolling on the i-net), PM me & I'll put you in contact w/ them.


"XXX is looking for a marketing person to help increase our business with financial services companies and with enterprise software OEMs. We'd like to have someone who can work out of our New York office (Chrysler Building in Midtown) for at least part of the time.

We're looking for someone with:

> Five years of experience with marketing of high technology products or services. Preference given to people will backgrounds in enterprise software and/or financial services.

> Excellent communications skills.

> Well-organized worker.

> Ability to effectively learn and use InDesign, Illustrator, Quark or similar graphic design packages.

> Ability to write copy for press releases, product literature, websites, emails, newsletters, and similar materials.

> Technology savvy, with good understanding of how to build and use spreadsheets, databases, web servers, FTP sites, and similar tools.

This person will work with me and the sales team to:

> Execute successful trade shows and other events that promote XXX’s products, technology and people. Includes communications within the company, development of event plans, communications with venues, vendors and partners, and pre-event promotions and publicity.

> Collect useful information about products and technology from engineers and developers and convert technical information about features and functions into benefit-oriented text and images for use on the web, in emails, brochures, white papers, trade shows, press releases, and other marketing activities and materials.

> Create new collateral materials, including white papers, datasheets, fact sheets, case studies, and brochures using templates prepared by outside graphics design agency and text and images prepared by the sales, marketing, R&D, and management teams.

> Update the website with new pages, images, text, videos and related information. Maintain and update all aspects of the site, including development of new functions and new Flash elements as needed and integration with external sites like a User Forum.

> Work with the VP Marketing to supervise and coordinate the activities of an external PR agency when such an agency is hired. Prior to that, work with the VP to develop, write, obtain approvals for, distribute, and follow up on press releases to our internally-maintained press list. Keep track of and evaluate press coverage and report results to management team.

> Help develop and distribute XXX e-mail newsletters, event invitations and announcements using Constant Contact.

> Help identify and solicit invitations for speaking engagements to industry groups. Develop materials, including PowerPoint decks and handouts, that our sales, technology and management people can use to conduct effective presentations.

> Help maintain and track budgets for marketing programs and activities. Help identify and select qualified vendors who can deliver quality work on time and within budget.

EDITED TO ADD: I received an email from my contact last week that this position has now been filled.
Cheers.

Thought I would bump this one more time. Thanks to the FTers who have contacted me so far.

A friend's husband is looking to hire a safety trainer. He's looking for someone who has experience in risk management, safety consulting, insurance underwriting or the like. This person must be willing to travel >50% of the time. The job pays well. (taken from an email from his wife).

Requirements:
BS/BA, preferrably in safety science. Any amount of experience in the insurance industry, safety, risk management, commercial vehicle industry (including bus drivers) is a plus. The person that is hired will have a significant amount of on-the-job training before being let loose to see customers. This training includes conferences. There is much travelling and this person will very likely be able to pick a region or specific locations that she or he would prefer to travel. One of the employees does almost all the northeast and he prefers to drive, so he drives to these places. Other employees, on the otherhand, fly almost everywhere.

Here is a list of some of the places they visit every year: Alaska, California (San Fran, Napa, Medesto, others), New Jersey, Key West, Canada (multiple clients in multiple cities, conferences), Denver, NJ, PA, NJ, Oklahoma City, Wisconsin, Oregan, Nashville, Austin, TX, Savannah and the list goes on. There is also possible overseas (specifically the UK) travel in the near future as the company gets contracts.

If you're interested, send me a PM, and I'll put you in touch with him.

I'm looking in the Atlanta area. 5 years of IT project management and 2 recent years of category management for large consumer business selling into largest home improvement chain in US. Responsibilities include
-POS trend analysis
-Planogram development and recommendation
-Shelf assortment mix at store level
-Line review presentations
-Analysis utilizing Spectra, ACNielson data.

Resume available via PM.

I'm looking as well so I'll throw my info out here as well. My background includes over 10 years in various IT sectors (Managed Service Provider, internal IT, ISP, etc) mainly consisting of network engineering and telecommunications with a strong background in VoIP. Cisco CCVP certified.

Currently located in Eastern PA. Willing to travel and even relocate if the right job fits.

PM me for my resume.

JC