The NAACP has announced it will feature a Diversity Career Fair as part of the 110th NAACP National Convention in Detroit, Michigan July 20-24 at Cobo Center. The NAACP Diversity Career Fair will be held on July 23 from 12pm – 6pm and will be open to NAACP delegates as well as the entire community. The Diversity Career Fair will be produced by Professional Diversity Network (PDN), a leader in Diversity Career Fairs and online recruiting solutions.
“PDN is proud of our NAACP partnership” says Mike Hall PDN EVP. “We have many local and national employers interested in attending. We also are pleased that CBS Detroit will join us as a media partner.” With the low unemployment we will make special efforts to attract candidates who are working and in search of a better career”. Careers will be available in sales, finance, healthcare, IT, education, engineering, government and non-profit. “This is a great way for business to promote their diversity initiatives while also recruiting diverse talent.” Added Mr. Hall. Interested employers may contact us at events@ipdnusa.com.”
The NAACP Convention will bring delegates from across the country to the downtown Detroit, where the group will determine the future policy and program of the NAACP’s advocacy and civil rights efforts. Visit www.NAACP.org for details and the Convention agenda.
About Professional Diversity Network
PDN is headquartered in the Chicago metropolitan area with branches in New York, Minnesota, Boston, and China respectively. IPDN network is comprised of more than 15 million registered users seeking new employment opportunities. We maintain partnerships with premier organizations such as NAACP, Urban League, Women in Technology International, BDPA, International Association of Professional Women, to name a few, IPDN offers comprehensive services that are jointly functioned to improve the life of others. Members can achieve their personal and career goals through numerous on line & offline tools, resources and opportunities offered by IPDN.
About The NAACP
Founded in 1909, the NAACP is the nation’s oldest and largest nonpartisan civil rights organization. Its members throughout the United States and the world are the premier advocates for civil rights in their communities. You can read more about the NAACP’s work and our six “Game Changer” issue areas by visiting NAACP.org.
