iRelaunch Return to Work Conference returns to Columbia
The iRelaunch Return to Work Conference is the largest and longest-running dedicated career re-entry event in the US and the dominant external source of successful candidates for the Wall Street re-entry internship programs. The Conference is a full day of career re-entry strategy and substantive networking. It brings together educated professionals returning to the paid workforce after taking a career break for family-related or other reasons and premier employers interested in recruiting from this high-caliber, under-utilized talent pool. iRelaunch is led by Carol Fishman Cohen, a globally-recognized authority on career re-entry, author of “Back on the Career Track,” TED Talk speaker, and a 2017 recipient of WEDC’s Enterprising Woman Award.
https://www.irelaunch.com/viewconference/2460 – For more information about the Conference, please click here.
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