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Monday
Jan162012

Careerminds' Justin Schakelman Quoted on FOX Business

Republican presidential hopefuls are out campaigning in full force in an effort to win the party’s nomination. Both parties have stressed the critical role small businesses play in boosting the economy and creating jobs. Find out what Careerminds' Chief Innovation Officer Justin Schakelman wants from its nation’s leader?
 
Tuesday
Jan102012

Careerminds Profiled on FOX Business

The Business of Getting People Back to Work

 

Careerminds CEO Raymond Lee and Chief Innovation Officer Justin Schakelman share the company's unique differentiation in the outplacement services space with FOX Business Reporter Kate Rogers. Careerminds was voted as the nation's 'Small Business of the Day' by FOX Business viewers. Thank you!
Wednesday
Nov022011

Careerminds' Justin Schakelman Shares Advice with Part-Time Workers

Careerminds' own Justin Schakelman shares some valuable tips with The Wall Street Journal's MarketWatch on how part-time workers can position themselves for full-time employment.

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Tuesday
May312011

Venture capital has begun flowing again

The strings are starting to loosen at last. The people with a dream are finding believers.

Investment in innovative start-ups in Delaware and around the country is bouncing back after a moribund time during the recession, raising hope of more growth and vitality in the kinds of business that traditionally create the most change and bring the most buzz. [Read Full Article]

 

 

Wednesday
Apr062011

Careerminds' Justin Schakelman Interviewed by CBS MoneyWatch

Careerminds Vice President and Partner Justin Schakelman is interviewed by CBS MoneyWatch in an eye-opening examination of today's 'best jobs' and their related caveats.

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Thursday
Mar102011

Justin Schakelman Interviewed by The Wall Street Journal's MarketWatch

Careerminds Vice President and Partner Justin Schakelman is interviewed by The Wall Street Journal's MarketWatch where he shared his recommendations to the under-employed population of American workers seeking better opportunities.

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Monday
Dec062010

Careerminds partner and vice president Justin Schakelman shares 2011 jobs forecast on CBS

Careerminds partner and vice president Dr. Justin Schakelman discusses 2011 jobs forecast on CBS Newsmakers. Dr. Schakelman reveals the results of a Careerminds & Rutgers University study of what job seekers can expect as the ailing ecomomy rolls forward into 2011.

 

Monday
Dec062010

Careerminds vice president and partner Justin Schakelman quoted in Philadelphia Inquirer cover story

Careerminds' vice president and partner Justin Schakelman quoted in a front page article appearing in the Philadelphia Inquirer. The story examines the effects of the November 2010 job numbers on the economy.

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Monday
Nov292010

Careerminds featured on NPR / Newsworks

Careerminds partner and Vice President Justin Schakelman along with Jonathan Lane of Rutgers University report on Philadelphia's 2011 hiring outlook at a press conference in front of Philadelphia's City Hall.

Article by Tom MacDonald
Newsworks Staff
NPR Member Station WHYY-FM Philadelphia

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Monday
Oct182010

Careerminds featured in Wilmington, Del.-based News Journal

Careerminds CEO Raymond Lee and Vice President Justin Schakelman interviewed by Wilmington, Del.-based News Journal. They share insights with business reporter Eric Ruth on the steps growing companies need to consider if attempting to raise capital within a difficult economy.

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