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I work for Harlem Children Zone in a program challed T.R.U.C.E. It is an arts program in which i teach theater. I am seeking internships for my students that has to do with Improvisation and theater. If anyone has any information about programs or summer groups please let me know at Newformatimprovisation@yahoo.com
Thank You
I work for Harlem Children Zone in a program challed T.R.U.C.E. It is an arts program in which i teach theater. I am seeking internships for my students that has to do with Improvisation and theater. If anyone has any information about programs or summer groups please let me know at Newformatimprovisation@yahoo.com
Thank You
is this possible?
Hey all, does anyone know if it is possible to make a good and consistent living (30,000+ a year coming in relatively regularly from week to week) by signing up to every possible temping and catering agency and tutoring?
I am graduating from college in a couple months and that is my game plan for making a living while I pursue a career as an entertainer. Crazy? Smart? Help! Thanks.
-JC
Hey all, does anyone know if it is possible to make a good and consistent living (30,000+ a year coming in relatively regularly from week to week) by signing up to every possible temping and catering agency and tutoring?
I am graduating from college in a couple months and that is my game plan for making a living while I pursue a career as an entertainer. Crazy? Smart? Help! Thanks.
-JC
any mac peeps out there?
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Immediate MAC help - Music Company!
Our client is looking for a long term consultant for a MAC Floor Support position. This is with a great music and entertainment company and the position will be long term (1+years) consulting. This is in Midtown Manhattan.
You must be able to support OS9 and OS10. You must be able to support various graphics packages. You must also have experience with NEtOctopus, Mac Hardware and installations on the Mac. You must also have experience with entourage and have been part of or assisted in an email migration. Junior and senior candidates welcome to apply.
Must be proficient with supporting OS X
Experience supporting a creative environment
Experience with font management solutions is a plus
Experience with OS X Server
Experience with (Exchange)
Experience with Retrospect
Apple (OS X Client and/or Server) training is a plus
Position is located in midtown and is set to start ASAP. They are interviewing now. If you are interested in this opportunity, please email me with a Word version of your resume.
Thank You,
Joel Shapiro
StaffIT
JShapiro@staffitinfo.com
If you are not interested/a good fit for this position, but know of anyone that might be, please feel free to pass this email along. If you are not a good fit for this position, but would like to be considered for other opportunities, please register with us at www.staffitinfo.com.
________________________________________________________________
Immediate MAC help - Music Company!
Our client is looking for a long term consultant for a MAC Floor Support position. This is with a great music and entertainment company and the position will be long term (1+years) consulting. This is in Midtown Manhattan.
You must be able to support OS9 and OS10. You must be able to support various graphics packages. You must also have experience with NEtOctopus, Mac Hardware and installations on the Mac. You must also have experience with entourage and have been part of or assisted in an email migration. Junior and senior candidates welcome to apply.
Must be proficient with supporting OS X
Experience supporting a creative environment
Experience with font management solutions is a plus
Experience with OS X Server
Experience with (Exchange)
Experience with Retrospect
Apple (OS X Client and/or Server) training is a plus
Position is located in midtown and is set to start ASAP. They are interviewing now. If you are interested in this opportunity, please email me with a Word version of your resume.
Thank You,
Joel Shapiro
StaffIT
JShapiro@staffitinfo.com
If you are not interested/a good fit for this position, but know of anyone that might be, please feel free to pass this email along. If you are not a good fit for this position, but would like to be considered for other opportunities, please register with us at www.staffitinfo.com.
DV genius person
I don't know these people, they don't know me. PM me for name/addy, but don't drop my name (unless you love a blank stare, in which case go nuts!)
DV shooter/editor/producer for TV360.
Location: New york NY
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New web-based TV company looking for talented and eager one-man-band DV shooters/editors/producers with access to camera and editing equipment,
who possess strong story-telling skills.
Successful candidates will be self-motivated and able to independently
identify and produce quality 3-minute stories on a broad range of
subjects, such as food and health.
We initially pay $250 per completed story, with a steady pay-scale rise
to $500 a story as you successfully produce more for us.
Please send resume (in email body), and cover letter briefly describing
your experience and detailing what equipment you have to [PM ME]
If called in for an interview be prepared to bring a DVD show-reel and
story ideas based on information that we will supply when we contact
you.
I don't know these people, they don't know me. PM me for name/addy, but don't drop my name (unless you love a blank stare, in which case go nuts!)
DV shooter/editor/producer for TV360.
Location: New york NY
----------------------------------------------------------------------
New web-based TV company looking for talented and eager one-man-band DV shooters/editors/producers with access to camera and editing equipment,
who possess strong story-telling skills.
Successful candidates will be self-motivated and able to independently
identify and produce quality 3-minute stories on a broad range of
subjects, such as food and health.
We initially pay $250 per completed story, with a steady pay-scale rise
to $500 a story as you successfully produce more for us.
Please send resume (in email body), and cover letter briefly describing
your experience and detailing what equipment you have to [PM ME]
If called in for an interview be prepared to bring a DVD show-reel and
story ideas based on information that we will supply when we contact
you.
any advertising peeps out there? we r in need of:
sr account executive- direct marketing
art director/copywriting team
interactive project manager
mac artist
experienced only please! pm me for contact info. the mac artist is a pretty demanding job btw- u will be churning out ads like crazy. just so u know. thanks!
sr account executive- direct marketing
art director/copywriting team
interactive project manager
mac artist
experienced only please! pm me for contact info. the mac artist is a pretty demanding job btw- u will be churning out ads like crazy. just so u know. thanks!
Hey there IRC.
I need a stripper for tonight.
I will be conducting auditions around 5:00.
Please be prepared to strip, have 15 bars of an uptemo song, and I wanna see a triple times step in a thong where your dick is shaped like an elephant's trunk.
If this sounds good to you then please contact me...Pat Baer this may be your big break.
Minorities are encouraged to apply.
I need a stripper for tonight.
I will be conducting auditions around 5:00.
Please be prepared to strip, have 15 bars of an uptemo song, and I wanna see a triple times step in a thong where your dick is shaped like an elephant's trunk.
If this sounds good to you then please contact me...Pat Baer this may be your big break.
Minorities are encouraged to apply.
CRAFTY CRAFY CRAFTY PEOPLE
Hey yall,
My bff has started a line of jewlery and is prompting a sale to a big buyer.
She needs crafty people to pinch jewelry for her- SUPER SIMPLE
(I paid rent working for her).
If you are crafty and can do "things" email her ASAP.
Easy money- work at home business
check it
ericaweiner.com
erica@ericaweiner.com
such easy money- you will feel like SUCH a whore- serisouly, the easiest work ever. email her now.
bb-
Rosie
Hey yall,
My bff has started a line of jewlery and is prompting a sale to a big buyer.
She needs crafty people to pinch jewelry for her- SUPER SIMPLE
(I paid rent working for her).
If you are crafty and can do "things" email her ASAP.
Easy money- work at home business
check it
ericaweiner.com
erica@ericaweiner.com
such easy money- you will feel like SUCH a whore- serisouly, the easiest work ever. email her now.
bb-
Rosie
CASTING COSTUMED CHARACTERS AND ESCORTS (with pictures!)
I need 7 brave improvisers to be costumed characters and/or lend a hand (escort and guide) for a few days at a licensing booth at the jacob javits center from june 20th - 22nd.
Scheduling will vary within but you must be able to work that first day.
If you want to play a character you must be between 5'2" - 5'11"
also need 3 escorts!
kitty - 5'2" female
burble - 5'7" - 5'9" male
sully, 5'8 - 5'11 male
gabriella - 5'2" - 5'4 female
i think left to right that's... mike flamm, gabriella, sully, kitty.
(mike will probably be playing himself, no need to apply!)
events are fun but strenuous,
and you have to wave at babies all day and do a bit of walking...
or if you are escorting- hand out stuff and help dress.
pay is good, many breaks.
a hilarious life story.
killer resume material.
possible future work.
IF INTERESTED:
email me a headshot or photo and a resume or any other applicable (performance) information and your height: offbook@gmail.com
amey goerlich in action:
funtimes, apply soon!
I need 7 brave improvisers to be costumed characters and/or lend a hand (escort and guide) for a few days at a licensing booth at the jacob javits center from june 20th - 22nd.
Scheduling will vary within but you must be able to work that first day.
If you want to play a character you must be between 5'2" - 5'11"
also need 3 escorts!
kitty - 5'2" female
burble - 5'7" - 5'9" male
sully, 5'8 - 5'11 male
gabriella - 5'2" - 5'4 female
i think left to right that's... mike flamm, gabriella, sully, kitty.
(mike will probably be playing himself, no need to apply!)
events are fun but strenuous,
and you have to wave at babies all day and do a bit of walking...
or if you are escorting- hand out stuff and help dress.
pay is good, many breaks.
a hilarious life story.
killer resume material.
possible future work.
IF INTERESTED:
email me a headshot or photo and a resume or any other applicable (performance) information and your height: offbook@gmail.com
amey goerlich in action:
funtimes, apply soon!
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I'm looking for an art installer to hang signage in a museum gallery on May 31 and June 1. This is for the museum of TV & radio in midtown. The pay is $30/hour. If you have experience hanging signs and have your own tools, PM me and let's getting working.
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The Peoples Improv Theater is looking for a Full Time House/Night Manager to oversee all evening operations of an intimate, 50-seat black box theater.
The duties include, but are not limited to:
-Oversee 3-5 1 hour performances each night, including the supervision of artists, technicians, patrons, theater staff, and facilities.
-Responsible for prompt start and end times for each performance.
-Supervise and train theater staff.
-Oversee box office and ticket sales.
-Responsible for keeping the building clean, fully stocked, and presentable.
-Uphold all fire and building codes including seating capacity.
-Ensure smooth transitions between shows.
-Troubleshoot and solve problems in relation to customer service, technical equipment, ticketing, vendors, patrons, and staff.
-Facilitate and supervise any special events in the space.
Tuesday-Saturday evenings
Approximately 40 hours per week
5 or 6pm to 1 or 2am, depending on time of first and last show
$400 per week
No benefits
Visit us at www.thepit-nyc.com
The House/Night Manager answers to the General Manager. Unfortunately, there is no flexibility in shift hours or days. Ideal candidate is a self-starter with excellent people and customer service skills. Candidate should be a multi-tasker, efficient problem solver, and a strong leader. In addition, the candidate should be well organized with strong computer skills (Mac proficient). Prior House staff experience is a must, as is knowledge of lighting, sound, and visual equipment (projectors). Knowledge of and interest in the New York comedy scene a plus.
Please email resume and cover letter to info@thepit-nyc.com
Attn: Katie Goan
The duties include, but are not limited to:
-Oversee 3-5 1 hour performances each night, including the supervision of artists, technicians, patrons, theater staff, and facilities.
-Responsible for prompt start and end times for each performance.
-Supervise and train theater staff.
-Oversee box office and ticket sales.
-Responsible for keeping the building clean, fully stocked, and presentable.
-Uphold all fire and building codes including seating capacity.
-Ensure smooth transitions between shows.
-Troubleshoot and solve problems in relation to customer service, technical equipment, ticketing, vendors, patrons, and staff.
-Facilitate and supervise any special events in the space.
Tuesday-Saturday evenings
Approximately 40 hours per week
5 or 6pm to 1 or 2am, depending on time of first and last show
$400 per week
No benefits
Visit us at www.thepit-nyc.com
The House/Night Manager answers to the General Manager. Unfortunately, there is no flexibility in shift hours or days. Ideal candidate is a self-starter with excellent people and customer service skills. Candidate should be a multi-tasker, efficient problem solver, and a strong leader. In addition, the candidate should be well organized with strong computer skills (Mac proficient). Prior House staff experience is a must, as is knowledge of lighting, sound, and visual equipment (projectors). Knowledge of and interest in the New York comedy scene a plus.
Please email resume and cover letter to info@thepit-nyc.com
Attn: Katie Goan
^I had kind of planned on doing that when I move, but I'm starting to think it may not be the best plan as I have no special skills and am a dropout. (I should add I never hoped for 30,000)
I've now decided on waitressing. I did a little research and it looks like min. wage for restaurant servers is 4.60/hr. Think I can average 12-13/hr incl. tips at a casual un-fussy place? (obviously I'll be providing stellar service) Also, how hard is it to get a f/t job with no NY experience? I know a lot of people want that. This is a big part of why I want something like a cafe that's more relaxed. Can someone who's waited tables f/t in NY provide some insight?
I'm not moving for a while but I need to get some idea of how just how poor I'm gonna be, so I can plan accordingly. It'll either be beginning of Nov or beginning of Feb, as I don't want to mess with relocating in the middle of holiday season. But if I can swing it, even though I'll be poorer, I'll come sooner rather than later. Can't think of a better Christmas present than finally being out of this place and away from my family.
This post was unnecessarily long. Thank you and I apologize to anyone who read it all. Can't wait to get up there and be part of your community.
I've now decided on waitressing. I did a little research and it looks like min. wage for restaurant servers is 4.60/hr. Think I can average 12-13/hr incl. tips at a casual un-fussy place? (obviously I'll be providing stellar service) Also, how hard is it to get a f/t job with no NY experience? I know a lot of people want that. This is a big part of why I want something like a cafe that's more relaxed. Can someone who's waited tables f/t in NY provide some insight?
I'm not moving for a while but I need to get some idea of how just how poor I'm gonna be, so I can plan accordingly. It'll either be beginning of Nov or beginning of Feb, as I don't want to mess with relocating in the middle of holiday season. But if I can swing it, even though I'll be poorer, I'll come sooner rather than later. Can't think of a better Christmas present than finally being out of this place and away from my family.
This post was unnecessarily long. Thank you and I apologize to anyone who read it all. Can't wait to get up there and be part of your community.
hey lauren, some things to know about waiting tables in NYC (i did it pretty consistently from 1996 to 2002 and i assume not much has changed). this might pertain more to restaurants than to cafes, but take from it what you can:
1. do not even count on an "hourly" wage to factor into your take home pay. whatever pay you receive as hourly wage will be taken out by taxes. think of your tips as your ONLY source of income.
2. if you have absolutely NO NYC experience, you'll have a harder time getting a job - but it's not impossible. i did it with the only experience at a health food cafe in albany. if you have any experience at all waiting tables you're ahead of the game.
3. rather than look through ads, i've found it best to just walk into places in neighborhoods you like and hand over your resume. most places are always looking, and that way they get to see your pretty face. (you're pretty, right? good! that helps.)
4. you might make as little as $300 one week (anything less, you should find another place) and $700 the next. rain and big sports games mean less customers. with time comes turnover which means better shifts for you and better pay. if you're making over $150 a dinner, that's pretty good. less than $100 a dinner kinda sucks. for lunch, $50 isn't too bad. most places want you to work between 4 and 6 shifts a week. (if they ask you to work 11 shifts a week, RUN.)
5. in the interview, tell them that nothing that will conflict with any schedule they offer you and act bright and chipper and willing to do anything. be willing to take crappy shifts at first. if they ask "what is your weakest quality?" say "i like to clean too much and i'm too helpful."
6. once you get the job, the most important things are to be fast, be organized, and don't get caught spitting in anything. oh! DON'T GET STRESSED OUT. just repeat to yourself: "it's only a meal. i won't be doing this forever. we will all die someday."
and don't really spit in anything.
good luck!
1. do not even count on an "hourly" wage to factor into your take home pay. whatever pay you receive as hourly wage will be taken out by taxes. think of your tips as your ONLY source of income.
2. if you have absolutely NO NYC experience, you'll have a harder time getting a job - but it's not impossible. i did it with the only experience at a health food cafe in albany. if you have any experience at all waiting tables you're ahead of the game.
3. rather than look through ads, i've found it best to just walk into places in neighborhoods you like and hand over your resume. most places are always looking, and that way they get to see your pretty face. (you're pretty, right? good! that helps.)
4. you might make as little as $300 one week (anything less, you should find another place) and $700 the next. rain and big sports games mean less customers. with time comes turnover which means better shifts for you and better pay. if you're making over $150 a dinner, that's pretty good. less than $100 a dinner kinda sucks. for lunch, $50 isn't too bad. most places want you to work between 4 and 6 shifts a week. (if they ask you to work 11 shifts a week, RUN.)
5. in the interview, tell them that nothing that will conflict with any schedule they offer you and act bright and chipper and willing to do anything. be willing to take crappy shifts at first. if they ask "what is your weakest quality?" say "i like to clean too much and i'm too helpful."
6. once you get the job, the most important things are to be fast, be organized, and don't get caught spitting in anything. oh! DON'T GET STRESSED OUT. just repeat to yourself: "it's only a meal. i won't be doing this forever. we will all die someday."
and don't really spit in anything.
good luck!
Thank you! A wealth of knowledge. Indeed.
I wasn't sure exactly how high taxes were in NY, so that helps enormously. I will have experience waiting tables, plus fast food in college and other somewhat relevant stuff. I have a decent list already of restaurants I know I like in NY, and figured I would, once I'm moving, get more suggestions from places like this board and then go around the city asking who's hiring. I'd have no problem lying about no conflicts, I am soulless, but it will be the truth, so that's easy. I plan to work as much as I have to, and then fit in as much improv as possible around that.
Again, thanks. I'll be back in a number of months seeing if anyone knows someone who has a friend with a room to sublet.......
I wasn't sure exactly how high taxes were in NY, so that helps enormously. I will have experience waiting tables, plus fast food in college and other somewhat relevant stuff. I have a decent list already of restaurants I know I like in NY, and figured I would, once I'm moving, get more suggestions from places like this board and then go around the city asking who's hiring. I'd have no problem lying about no conflicts, I am soulless, but it will be the truth, so that's easy. I plan to work as much as I have to, and then fit in as much improv as possible around that.
Again, thanks. I'll be back in a number of months seeing if anyone knows someone who has a friend with a room to sublet.......
My pal A passed this on to me today. StoryCorps is the cool project that records the stories of the people in booths at Grand Central and downtown NYC, and they need people for various positions, not just the one I'm linking below. Check it out, yo:
We're now accepting applications for a Facilities & Archive Assistant and an Administrative Coordinator. To learn more about these full-time positions, as well as internships with StoryCorps, visit:
http://www.storycorps.net/about/employment_opportunities/
Cool beans!
We're now accepting applications for a Facilities & Archive Assistant and an Administrative Coordinator. To learn more about these full-time positions, as well as internships with StoryCorps, visit:
http://www.storycorps.net/about/employment_opportunities/
Cool beans!
Job opening where I work
In case anyone's interested, there's a job opening where I work. If you apply, tell then that I, Porter Mason, told you about the position.
Here's the link to the page where you can apply:
http://www.environmentaldefense.org/careers.cfm?subnav=job&jobID=147
And here's the full job description:
Finance Assistant and Administrative Coordinator
Environmental Defense: Environmental Defense’s distinctive approach to environmental protection emphasizes a focus on scientific and economic disciplines and on the use of market mechanisms where applicable to reach well-crafted, durable solutions. The organization builds teams of scientists, lawyers, and economists to investigate the scientific causes of environmental problems as well as the market forces and government policies that encourage and subsidize patterns of environmental damage. In the full range of environmental arenas (air, water, climate, soil, toxins, and wildlife), Environmental Defense seeks practical solutions, founded on science, that policy makers and industry can be urged to incorporate into practice, law, or regulation.
Overall Function: The Finance Assistant and Administrative Coordinator supports day-to-day operations activities by coordinating inter-department activity for the Director, and is primarily responsible for maintaining department schedules and records, documenting projects' status, completing administrative and project tasks managed by others, as well as fulfilling key routine functions. Working closely with the Director of Finance and Administration, s/he participates in the ongoing documentation and analysis of the organization's finances and operations, and provides back-up and support for other staff and projects.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Departmental Coordination and Administration
· Maintain department calendars of deadlines and activity, take minutes at significant meetings
· Organize and maintain department files in conjunction with other staff according to approved retention plans, including general ledger back up, financial statements, leases, facility improvement plans, national purchasing, and insurance records.
· Provide administrative support to the Director of Finance and Administration, and other department staff (only as needed), including travel arrangements, correspondence, filings and form completion, photocopying, fax, reports distribution, arranging meetings, supply ordering, etc.
· Facilitate interfaces with other departments for staff needs, e.g. new hires; help desk issues, equipment maintenance, etc.
· Sort and distribute incoming and outgoing department mail
· Assist in preparation and documentation of department budgets
Project and Management Support
· Serve as the clearing house for all accounting records and activity conducted in the regional offices and interface as necessary between the two departments, including purchasing card documentation and authorization
· Verify receipt of and recording of monthly operating invoices and expenses
· Take the lead on coding national vendor account invoices and expenses
· Complete forms and maintain files for state compliance reporting, and other corporate filings
· Provide support and maintain records for updating database information for general ledger subsidiaries, company intranet, and other management tools for monitoring regional office activity, operating conditions, emergency and disaster plans, and national archives program
Accounting Support as needed
· Input invoices, expenses and/or journal entries into the accounting database
· Obtain signatures and distribute payments according to approved disbursement procedures
· Make bank deposits
Please submit your cover letter, resume and salary requirements to:
Cheryl Pickard
Human Resources Generalist
Environmental Defense
1875 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20009
Email: jobs@environmentaldefense.rog
Fax: (202) 234-6049
Environmental Defense is an equal opportunity employer. Women, minorities and the physically challenged are encouraged to apply.
(July 2006)
In case anyone's interested, there's a job opening where I work. If you apply, tell then that I, Porter Mason, told you about the position.
Here's the link to the page where you can apply:
http://www.environmentaldefense.org/careers.cfm?subnav=job&jobID=147
And here's the full job description:
Finance Assistant and Administrative Coordinator
Environmental Defense: Environmental Defense’s distinctive approach to environmental protection emphasizes a focus on scientific and economic disciplines and on the use of market mechanisms where applicable to reach well-crafted, durable solutions. The organization builds teams of scientists, lawyers, and economists to investigate the scientific causes of environmental problems as well as the market forces and government policies that encourage and subsidize patterns of environmental damage. In the full range of environmental arenas (air, water, climate, soil, toxins, and wildlife), Environmental Defense seeks practical solutions, founded on science, that policy makers and industry can be urged to incorporate into practice, law, or regulation.
Overall Function: The Finance Assistant and Administrative Coordinator supports day-to-day operations activities by coordinating inter-department activity for the Director, and is primarily responsible for maintaining department schedules and records, documenting projects' status, completing administrative and project tasks managed by others, as well as fulfilling key routine functions. Working closely with the Director of Finance and Administration, s/he participates in the ongoing documentation and analysis of the organization's finances and operations, and provides back-up and support for other staff and projects.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Departmental Coordination and Administration
· Maintain department calendars of deadlines and activity, take minutes at significant meetings
· Organize and maintain department files in conjunction with other staff according to approved retention plans, including general ledger back up, financial statements, leases, facility improvement plans, national purchasing, and insurance records.
· Provide administrative support to the Director of Finance and Administration, and other department staff (only as needed), including travel arrangements, correspondence, filings and form completion, photocopying, fax, reports distribution, arranging meetings, supply ordering, etc.
· Facilitate interfaces with other departments for staff needs, e.g. new hires; help desk issues, equipment maintenance, etc.
· Sort and distribute incoming and outgoing department mail
· Assist in preparation and documentation of department budgets
Project and Management Support
· Serve as the clearing house for all accounting records and activity conducted in the regional offices and interface as necessary between the two departments, including purchasing card documentation and authorization
· Verify receipt of and recording of monthly operating invoices and expenses
· Take the lead on coding national vendor account invoices and expenses
· Complete forms and maintain files for state compliance reporting, and other corporate filings
· Provide support and maintain records for updating database information for general ledger subsidiaries, company intranet, and other management tools for monitoring regional office activity, operating conditions, emergency and disaster plans, and national archives program
Accounting Support as needed
· Input invoices, expenses and/or journal entries into the accounting database
· Obtain signatures and distribute payments according to approved disbursement procedures
· Make bank deposits
Please submit your cover letter, resume and salary requirements to:
Cheryl Pickard
Human Resources Generalist
Environmental Defense
1875 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20009
Email: jobs@environmentaldefense.rog
Fax: (202) 234-6049
Environmental Defense is an equal opportunity employer. Women, minorities and the physically challenged are encouraged to apply.
(July 2006)
Job Openings Now!!
Hey there!
I work at a pharmaceutical ad agency called DDBrx (www.ddbrx.com and www.myspace.com/ddb_rx ). We're in hard core need of people, specifically copywriters, art directors (more Senior level) and ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES. We REALLY need account people (ALL levels).
Please email me at jodi.skeris@ddbrx.com with your resume and (if it's for creative - copy/art) you MUST have a portfolio.
Please pass on my info to anyone you think might be suitable for these positions.
Thanks!
Jodi
Hey there!
I work at a pharmaceutical ad agency called DDBrx (www.ddbrx.com and www.myspace.com/ddb_rx ). We're in hard core need of people, specifically copywriters, art directors (more Senior level) and ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES. We REALLY need account people (ALL levels).
Please email me at jodi.skeris@ddbrx.com with your resume and (if it's for creative - copy/art) you MUST have a portfolio.
Please pass on my info to anyone you think might be suitable for these positions.
Thanks!
Jodi