On April 20, 2020, BC Jobs ran “Virtual Marketing Talent Day” from 1pm to 3pm. The focus of this premier virtual career fair was on marketing-related positions such as marketing analytics, customer success, content writing, design, and branding. In terms of candidates, we had a mix of entry-level candidates and experienced candidates from various backgrounds (marketing, sales, media publishing, design, and advertising).
Virtual Career Fair – Companies
1. Thinkific (https://www.thinkific.com/)
Representative: Dalena Nguyen and Sarah Maledy.
About: Thinkifi is an all-in-one platform to help education businesses create, market and sell their own online courses under one roof. The company currently has 40 positions available. Contact dalena@thinkific.com for more information.
2. Lola Digital Media (https://www. loladigitalmedia.com/)
Representatives: Ben Carpel and Karen Pegg.
About: Lola Digital Media is a digital publisher that offers premium, brand-safe advertising opportunities across our network. The company currently has 10 positions available. Contact hr@loladigitalmedia.com for more information.
Upcoming Virtual Career Fair
Name: Virtual Tech Talent Day
When: May 13th from 1pm to 4pm
Sign-up Link: https://www.eventbrite. ca/e/101486201962
About BC Jobs’ Virtual Career Fairs
With ongoing uncertainties surrounding COVID-19 and in-person events, BC Jobs has made the decision to shift over to virtual career fairs. This decision comes as part of our ongoing promise to promote jobs in BC, support job seekers, and help companies find top-notch talent locally. Our focus on these virtual events is to make them professional yet fun and engaging.
Event Testimonials
Shadolene Fahm, Marketing Director at Soaphub
“The rooms I was in were smaller, less cluttered and gave everyone a chance to speak. Great Job BC Jobs! It was a great experience and allowed everyone to interact more.”
Ben Carpel, CEO at Lola Digital Media
“I definitely see value in these virtual events. With these virtual events, not only do you see them “face to face,” you get to see what their personal space looks like. In other words, I am able to gain a preview into their eventual “remote working space”. Great job with this initiative to keep the job markets moving.”
Irene Lin, Employer Relations Specialist at Mosaic
“Introduction in the beginning with everyone in the conversation was great, and the breakout groups and set-up was well executed. Overall, the virtual event was very engaging and fun and, in many ways, better than physical events.”
If you’re a company looking for sponsorship or virtual career fair opportunities, please contact simon@bcjobs.ca.
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