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Career Fairs & Networking Expos
Save the Date: MSCPA Fall Career Fair & Networking Expo - October 21, 2009 at Northeastern University, Boston campus.
The MSCPA held its Spring Career Fair/Networking Expo on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at the Colonnade Hotel in Boston. This year, the first hour of the Expo was exclusively devoted to experienced professionals-in-transition, and the remaining time designated for students and entry-level. Representatives from public accounting, private industry, nonprofit organizations and government agencies from all over the Commonwealth met with over 350 students and professionals.
Despite the current economic state, the event was a success for both exhibitors and participants.
"Thank you for the opportunity to attend this years MSCPA career expo. As always it was very well attended. We always appreciate the opportunity to meet with such a high level of employment candidates and I will be looking forward to the next career expo." - Timothy Warren, CPA, Larson Allen LLP
Check out the photo gallery to view pictures of the MSCPA's Spring Career Fair/Networking Expo.
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