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How March 2008
shaped up...
- 8 e-newsletters were distributed
- We had a net growth of 917 unique online subscribers.
Current number of online subscribers: 35,868!
- Exclusive Online Media Sponsor of Mujeres
Latinas en Acción 35th Anniversary
Voces Unidas Benefit Dinner
- Online Media Sponsor of the Executives' Club of
Chicago Technology Conference - "Innovation in the
Networked World"
- Exclusive Online Media Sponsor of National
Kidney Foundation of Illinois' 2008 World Kidney
Day
- Provided e-marketing services for Luna Negra
Nuevo Folk
- Exclusive Online Media Sponsor of Latin American
Chamber of Commerce "The Opportunity, Prosperity,
and Hope Business Luncheon Series: Boosting
Economic Development"
- Provided e-marketing services for Chicago
Bilingual Professional Job Fair 2008
- Provided e-marketing services for Floranova
Macy's Spring Flower Show 2008
- Exclusive Online Media Sponsor of Aguijon
Theater's "No hay ladron que por bien no venga"
AMERICAN FAMILY
INSURANCE PRESENTS CHICAGO LATINO
NETWORK'S SCHMOOZEFEST |
200 TICKETS ALREADY SOLD!
Did you miss Schmoozefest last
year?
Well, make sure you don't miss it this
year!
Click here to purchase your
advanced ticket(s).
RAFFLE ITEMS
One Hyatt Stay Certificate for a rejuvenating stay of
three nights at Hyatt Hotels & Resorts worldwide
(Inspire Level US $319 per night)
Two pairs of Southwest Airlines
tickets
A 6-month membership and 5 free training sessions
from David Barton Gym (total value
$1,250)
One Diego Rocha designer
handbag (featured at Macy's)
One Shaving Kit from The Art of
Shaving (featured at Macy's)
Tickets to the hottest concerts, CD's and autographed
items
(courtesy of Cardenas Marketing Network)
Schmooze, schmooze and schmooze. The
key to growing in our careers, businesses and
personal lives, is in part determined by how we
network and with whom we network.
In its seventh year, the
Chicago
Latino Network's
SCHMOOZEFEST is the LARGEST
networking event of its type, which includes
professionals and entrepreneurs (and those who
want to SCHMOOZE with them).
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Special guest and MC:
Michelle Alegria
ABC 7 Chicago's 190
North |
Keynote Speaker:
Anita Alvarez
First Woman/Latina to win
the Democratic Nomination for Cook County
State's Attorney |
Videography, Photography and Hosts provided by
Modish Marketing
Thursday, April 24, 2008
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Macy's on State Street
Narcissus Room
111 N. State St.
Chicago, IL
DEADLINE TO PURCHASE ADVANCED
TICKETS:
FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 2008 (5:00 p.m. CST)
Advanced tickets $40
Tickets at the door (availability not
guaranteed) $50
Tickets include premium hosted open bar; hors
d'oeuvres (mole chicken wings with avocado cilantro
cream; Mexican croquettes with grilled onion,
cilantro ,and cumin; miniature Italian beef sandwiches
on sourdough bun with pepper-jack cheese and
ancho chili catsup); and plenty of
schmoozing!
COMPLIMENTARY
MAKE-OVERS AT MACY'S
ONLY ON APRIL 24,
2008 FROM 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
(BY APPOINTMENT ONLY)
WILL BE OFFERED TO
SCHMOOZEFEST ATTENDEES
(FIRST-COME, FIRST SERVED)
To make appointment, please send an e-mail
message to
info@ChicagoLatinoNetwork.com.
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SPECIAL EVENT TICKETS ON SALE!
SOLD OUT! Opening Night - Friday,
April 4, 2008
Noche Mexicana - Wednesday, April 9,
2008
6:00 p.m. Cocktail Reception and Mariachi
Thorne Auditorium, Northwestern University - 375 E.
Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL
8:00 p.m. Film Screening ~ El Viaje de la
Nonna/Grandma's Trip, Mexico
Closing Night - Wednesday, April 16,
2008
6:00 p.m. Cocktail Reception
Thorne Auditorium, Northwestern University - 375 E.
Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL
8:00 p.m. Film Screening ~ Ángel, U.S./Puerto
Rico
Special Tribute to Puerto Rican Director, Comedian &
Actor Jacob Morales. Mr. Morales will receive The
Gloria Career Achievement Award
To purchase tickets go to www.ticketweb.com or call
the ILCC at (312) 431-1330.
Teatro Luna, Chicago's All-
Latina Theatre, Presents Solo
Tu
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Please join Chelsea
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Host Committee
Ann Abdenour
Shaw Dogan
Kevin DuJan
Nikki Huvelle
Brian Kantz
Malia Miranda
Zehra Quardri
Joshua Rabinovitz
Jaime Viteri |
Sunday, April 6, 2008
3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Bijan's Bistro
663 N. State St.
Chicago, IL
Tickets Sponsor $100; Friend $50. For tickets, please
send an e-mail message to
Jaime_Viteri@hotmail.com.
Noche De Salsa
2008
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Excalibur Night Club
632 N. Dearborn
Chicago, IL
Advance ticket $20; Door $25 (complimentary buffet &
two cocktails/soda). Must be 21with proper
ID.
Proceeds benefit the Hispanocare Scholarship Fund.
Scholarships will be awarded November 8, 2008 at
the 20
th Annual Hispanocare Gala
Celebration "Nuestro Compromiso" Our
Commitment.
Hispanocare is a program of Advocate Illinois
Masonic
Center affiliated with Gottlieb Memorial Hospital.
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First Regional Latino
Policy Summit
An invitation-only, complimentary breakfast program to
release a Latino Policy Agenda for the State of Illinois
during this pivotal presidential election year.
As the demographics of the United States and the
Chicago region continue to shift, Latinos have an
increasing role in contributing to the prosperity of the
nation and the region. Latinos United undertook an
extensive community engagement process to develop
the Latino Policy Agenda, one that articulates a vision
of contribution and inclusion in the areas of
community development, youth, education, immigrant
integration, and other key issues as a potential
national model.
The Latino Policy Agenda report will provide a set of
well-documented strategies that Latino leaders in the
region can follow to present a more unified policy
strategy for our community. While including issues of
immigrant integration, the Policy Agenda will also
focus on policies and resources needed to promote
the health, education, and social well being of the
children of Latino immigrants to ensure that they can
contribute fully to the vitality of the region now and in
years to come.
In addition to the announcement of the Latino Policy
Agenda for Illinois, the program will also feature two
panel discussions on key national and regional Latino
issues with names including Illinois State Senator
Willie Delgado, Chicago City Clerk Miguel del Valle,
Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund
President and General Counsel John Trasviña,
National Institute for Latino Policy President Angelo
Falcón, Erie House Executive Director Ric Estrada,
Mujeres Latinas en Acción President and CEO Maria
Pesqueira, and Ruben Chavez of the Federation of
Michoacano Clubs of Illinois.
Your attendance at the Summit will help forge a link
between a regional and national Latino policy agenda,
and will help us engage other Latino leaders in policy
and advocacy work across the nation.
Friday, April 11, 2008
8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
230 S. LaSalle St.
Chicago, IL
IMPORTANT: Please bring photo identification. You
may RSVP for the Latino Policy Summit by calling
(312) 376-1766 x222, or via email at
info@latinosunited.org.
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Casa Central
26th Annual
Telethon
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In addition to increasing community awareness about
Casa Central, the Telethon raises money to support
Casa Central's programs. In coordination with the
Telethon, Hoy newspaper sponsors "La Pagina de La
Esperanza" (The Page of Hope), a display ad featuring
a list of Telethon sponsors. The space offers visibility
to small and large businesses that support the
televised event. The "Page of Hope" will appear in
several editions of Hoy in early April prior to the
Telethon. Each year, Casa Central reaches over
20,000 people from throughout Chicago without
restriction or regard for race, religion, gender, ability to
pay, or ethnicity. Its unique bilingual/bicultural
approach and locations make the agency's 23 social
service programs most convenient and valuable to
many Hispanic families. Casa Central's
bilingual/bicultural programs build an important bridge
to help Hispanics overcome barriers to progress and
make positive contributions to their families and
communities.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Channel 44/Telemundo Chicago
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PrepárateTM:
Educating Latinos for the Future of
America
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Join leaders from across the world of education for
two days of networking and learning in Chicago.
Prepárate
TM participants will gain new
best practices,
methods for changing educational policies, and tips
for remaining motivated. Sessions will include the
following topics:
- Effective college outreach programs
- Recruitment, admissions, and retention
strategies
- Converting successful practice into educational
policy
- New research that can drive improved practice
- Academic and career counseling
- Latino support programs, both parent--and
community--based
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Dvorak Park Celebrating the Next 100
Years Serving Our Community Dinner -
Dance
Saturday, April 5, 2008
5:00 p.m.
National Museum of Mexican Art
1852 W. 19th St.
Chicago, IL
Tickets: $50. RSVP at (312) 376-7080.
Sponsored by the Dvorak Park Advisory Council
Latino/a Law Student Association of
the University of Illinois College of Law ("LLSA")
eagerly invite you to our Eighth Annual Alumni
Banquet
LLSA is very excited about this event and we sincerely
hope that you can join us. We are proud of your
accomplishments and look to you for inspiration and
guidance. We are also eager to update you on all of
our recent achievements. During the banquet, we will
honor Maria Magdalena Ramirez-Strohmeier by
presenting her with the 2008 LLSA Distinguished
Alum Award. Please come and celebrate her
outstanding commitment to the Latino community and
excellence in the practice of law.
This year, we are privileged to have the honorable
Anita Alvarez, democratic candidate for Cook County
State's Attorney as our speaker. Ms. Alvarez begun
her career at the Cook County State's Attorney's and
has served as Chief of the Special Prosecutions
Bureau since 2001.
Saturday, April 5, 2008
6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Colonial Room in the Illini Union
Urbana, IL
You can RSVP via e-mail to
mateo@law.uiuc.edu or phone at (773) 732-9382.
Come Support Casa Central's Foster
Care Program & Join Us as the Chicago Bulls play
against the Washington Wizards
Saturday, April 5, 2008
7:30 p.m.
United Center
Chicago, IL
Seats are available for $50 - regularly priced at $75
(Section 327; Rows 1-4); Seats are available for
$38 - regularly priced at $46 (Section 328; Rows 8-13)
A portion of each ticket supports Casa Central's
Foster Care Program serving over 100 children and
their families each year.
To Order Ticket - Contact Lalia Ortiz at
(773) 645-2366 or e-mail
eortiz@casacentral.org.
Healthy Schools Campaign - Lunch &
Learn, The Power of Recess
Healthy Schools Campaign's work focuses on
combating childhood obesity and asthma with a
particular focus on Chicago's Latino communities,
where children face dramatically higher rates of
obesity and asthma. In Humboldt Park, for example,
approximately 28 percent of children suffer from
asthma and 62 percent of children are overweight or
obese. In West Town, approximately 73 percent of
children are overweight or obese. (This compares
with a national average of 17 percent.) Recess has
emerged as an important tool in combating childhood
obesity. At this dynamic and practical event, we'll look
at the power of play in combating childhood obesity,
increasing student achievement, cutting down on
behavior problems and engaging the school
community.
Monday, April 7, 2008
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Mayer Brown LLP
71 S. Wacker Dr.
Chicago, IL
Full details and free registration are available
online.
19 Years of Promoting News That
Matters
Join us as we celebrate Community Media
Workshop's 19
th Anniversary and
recognize some of Chicago's finest media
professionals.
It's one of the best parties of the year - a hearty mix of
community activists, downtown policy experts,
dedicated journalists and Public Relations folks. We
will once again honor media professionals who, like
Studs Terkel, bring the voices of ordinary people to
mainstream attention. This year's winners are Tom
McNamee, Chicago Sun-Times Columnist; Dawn
Turner Trice, Chicago Tribune Columnist; and Radio
Arte WRTE 90.5 FM.
The Workshop coaches nearly 2000 nonprofit
communicators each year to help get their word out to
the media and beyond. We accomplish this through
our media training workshops, annual Making Media
Connections conference, Newstips community
updates, latest blog at
www.npcommunicator.org, PR
tips at
www.newstips.org and the
publication of Chicago's most complete media
directory - Getting on the Air, Online and Into
Print.
Join us as we raise a glass to hope and camaraderie
and celebrate grassroots Chicago and news that
matters!
Entertainment: Curtis Black Quartet
Emcee: Hope Daniels, Radio & Sound Professor,
School of Media Arts, Columbia College Chicago
Honorary Chairpersons
Timuel Black and Cornelia Grumman
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Chicago Cultural Center
Claudia Cassidy Theater and G.A.R. Hall
77 E. Randolph
Chicago, IL
Fully Accessible. Cost: $115 per person. Please
RSVP by April 4, 2008 at
www.newstips.org. Questions:
(312) 344-6400.
The National Association of Hispanic
Real Estate Professionals Chicago Chapter proudly
presents its 2008 Presidential
Inauguration
Emceed by:
Enrique Rodriguez, Noticias Univision Anchor
Honored Guests:
Mauricio Sanchez, Chairman/CEO, Sanchez & Rivera
Group, 2008 NAHREP President
Genie Birch, Broker Associate, Koenig & Strey GMAC
Real Estate, 2007 NAHREP President
Joseph Nery, Attorney, Nery & Richardson, 2008
NAHREP President Elect
Catalina Montoya, Broker, Century 21 Realmart
2008 NAHREP Secretary
Jorge Solis, Director Division of Banking, Illinois
Department of Financial and Professional
Regulation
Thursday, April 10, 2008
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
De La Costa
465 E. Illinois St.
Chicago, IL
Single tickets available for $50. Call Carla Gutierrez at
(312) 334-6876 or (773) 582-7000.
Quad County Urban League Annual
Meeting & Equal Opportunity Awards
Dinner
Thursday, April 10, 2008
6:00 p.m.
Westin Hotel & Resort Junior Ballroom
70 Yorktown Center
Lombard, IL
Tickets: $65 per person/$650 per table. For more
information, please call the Quad County Urban
League (630) 851-2203.
The 30th Ward Regular
Democratic Organization Presents a Cocktail
Reception Honoring Alderman Ariel E.
Reboyras
Thursday, April 10, 2008
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Cy's Crabhouse
3819 N. Ashland Ave.
Chicago IL
Sponsorship Levels:
Bronze- $150; Silver- $500; Gold- $1000;
Platinum- $1500. For further information, please
contact Desiree Kettler, Juan Morado Jr., or Pedro De
Jesus at (773) 853-2073.
2008 Illinois Health Professions
Student Conference
Don't miss the Urban Health Program annual
conference designed to provide students with
information and inspiration about pursuing a career in
the health professions. This year's conference will
include tracts for students ranging from middle school
through graduate school.
The Conference goal is to provide useful information
and resources that will increase minority students'
awareness of career paths in the health professions
field. Our keynote speaker this year is Dr. William
Walden, Assistant to the Provost for Diversity,
University of Illinois at Chicago.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Registration begins at 8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
UIC - Student Center West
Chicago Room, 2nd floor
828 S. Wolcott Ave.
Chicago, IL
Continental Breakfast and Lunch will be provided. You
may register on-line at
www.uic.edu/depts/uhealth. For
more information, please call the UHP Administrative
Office at (312) 996-7727 or email
denisehu@uic.edu.
Palabra Pura's Biggest Show of the
Year
Palabra Pura, Chicago's longest-running bilingual
literary series presents its biggest show of the year
featuring two internationally known Latino writers,
Lorna Dee Cervantes and Rigoberto González.
Palabra Pura features Chicano and Latino poets
reading work in Spanish, English and a combination
of the two languages. The series offers Chicago's
large Spanish-speaking population, a venue to read
their poetry as originally composed.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
7:00 p.m.
The Center On Halsted
3656 N. Halsted
Chicago, IL
Admission is free.
The Hispanic Lawyers Scholarship
Fund of Illinois and The Hispanic Lawyers Association
of Illinois cordially invite you to attend their Twelfth
Annual Scholarship and Awards
Dinner
HLAI Board of Directors
Ruben Chapa, President
Monica Torres-Linares, President-Elect
Mario Utreras, Immediate Past President
Barbara N. Flores, Communications Secretary
Jacob Thride, Membership Secretary
Irma Martinez-Snopek, Recording Secretary
Leopoldo Lastre, Treasurer
Pedro Cervantes
David C. Herrera
Christina Lopez
Steven J. Murawski
Beatriz Santiago
Honorable Maria Valdez |
HLSF Board of Trustees
Joseph J. Torres, Chairman
Olga Rojas, Treasurer
Karina Ayala-Bermejo
Michael A. Carrillo
Pedro De Jesus, Jr.
Luisa Echevarria
Elizabeth Granados-Perez
Frank C. Hernandez
Daniel J. Hurtado
Christina Lopez
Martin Montes
Robert H. Muriel
M. Dolores Quiroz
Olga Rojas
Marcela D. Sanchez
Homero Tristan
Orlando Velazquez
Jaime Viteri
Martin R. Castro, Chairman Emeritus
Gery J. Chico, Life Trustee |
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Cocktail Reception/Silent Auction: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00
p.m.
Dinner and Program: 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
The Grand Ballroom at Navy Pier
600 E. Grand Ave.
Chicago, IL
Lead Dinner Sponsor: $10,000; Dinner Sponsor:
$5,000; Scholarship Sponsor: $2,500; Table Sponsor
(table of ten): $1,500; Government/Non-Profit (table of
ten): $750; Individual Ticket: $100; Student Ticket:
$75
Bring your check book and bid at our silent auction.
Proceeds benefit HLAI Programs.
For more information contact Joseph J. Torres at (312)
558-7334 or
jtorres@winston.com.
www.hlai.org;
www.hlsf.org
The Combined Law Enforcement
Hispanic Heritage Committee 7th Annual
Career/Internship Fair
Thursday, April 24, 2008
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
College of DuPage
425 Fawell Blvd.
Glen Ellyn, IL
It's free and open to everyone with interest in law
enforcement. Bring your resume! For additional
information, contact (312) 846-7290.
Taste of Clemente Silent Auction &
Cocktail Reception Fundraiser for
Wildcats Student Health Center
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Society for the Arts
6:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
1112 N. Milwaukee
Chicago, IL
Tickets $50. For further information, please call (773)
534-0473 or
www.TasteofClemente.com. All
proceeds will benefit the Wildcats Student Health
Center of the
Roberto Clemente Community Academy.
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Hispanic American Construction Industry
Association
Associate Director
Job Summary
The Associate Director serves in a supportive role to
the Executive Director and membership of the
association. Works per the direction of the Executive
Director to implement measures of strategic planning
pertinent to the daily operation of the association. The
Associate Director's primary responsibilities will be to
secure and administer all organization grants and
contracts, increase membership and retain these
memberships via long-term operation and
management of HACIA's programs and services.
This position will be assigned specific administrative
and programmatic responsibilities as well as general
responsibilities to assure quality and efficient
programmatic operations of the association,
maintained, and achieved.
This position also is required to represent and
promote HACIA's Membership and mission statement
at all levels of the public and private sectors, including
interfacing with elected officials, governmental
agencies, developers, general contractors,
professional services and community organizations.
Provides leadership support and oversight of
assigned staff and will monitor all advocacy and
outreach services to HACIA membership and
community constituents including all service and
consulting contacts for public and private
entities.
Responsible for administration operational needs of
the association, including: reviewing and evaluating
the results of program activities, ensuring all
contractual obligations are being fulfilled; allocating
resources for greater program effectiveness and
efficiency; developing organizational and
administrative policies and program objectives for
Executive Director approval.
Responsibilities:
- Interaction at all levels of government, business
and community activities representing HACIA's
mission, programs and membership.
- Assist Executive Director in determining policies
and strategies regarding HACIA's program activities
and services, internal operations and external
relationships.
- Assist Executive Director in implementing and
maintaining marketing and public relation programs,
membership recruitment and retention goals,
consulting services program and industry/community
presence.
- Responsible for short term/long term strategic
planning for the association.
- Serve on all assigned committees related to
HACIA activities and programs.
- Prepare responses and direct activities to staff
associated with organization grants and contracts.
- Serve on assigned governmental or business
advisory board committees and coalitions.
- Work with elected officials or lobbyist.
- Coordinates marketing strategies for recruitment,
retention and development of HACIA membership.
- Assist Executive Director in conducting monthly
Board of Directors and HACIA Monthly Membership
Meeting for providing organizational reports and in
promoting networking and business relationships.
- Assist in directing the planning and
implementation of all fundraising activities.
- Participate in long-range planning, budgeting and
creative thinking for future.
Qualifications:
- Knowledge of the Construction Industry
- Bachelor's Degree in business or marketing or
related field of experience in contract administration or
procurement (4 years) required.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Effective leadership, interpersonal and
organizational skills
- Organized, detail oriented and able to manage and
prioritize multiple tasks
- Strong leadership qualities
- Bilingual/Spanish and English
- Marketing/Sales experience
- Computer literacy
- Experience in working with professional, non-profit
associations, public and private business sectors.
- Demonstrable experience in either the
performance/execution/monitoring of grants,
proposals, contracting development or
administration.
- Familiarity with government contracting
requirements, rules and regulations.
Terms:
Associate Director position is subject to annual
performance reviews by the Executive Director and the
Board of Directors. HACIA provides a competitive
salary with a comprehensive benefits
package.
To Apply:
Please email or fax a complete application package
consisting of a cover letter outlining your qualifications
and salary requirements, resume and listing of
professional references for consideration to:
HACIA
901 W. Jackson Blvd., Ste. 205
Chicago, IL 60607
Attn: HR Manager, Maria Esparza
Email:
mesparza@haciaworks.org
Fax: (312) 666-5692
All application materials must be received by:
Friday, April 4, 2008, 5:00 p.m.
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
For more information on HACIA, visit
www.haciaworks.org
HACIA IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.
The American Red Cross
Donor Recruitment Representative
Do you have what it takes to work with blood drive
sponsors to organize successful blood drives in
churches, schools, businesses etc? Do you have
great people skills, the ability to multi-task and the
ability to interact with a wide variety of personalities?
As a Donor Recruitment Representative you will be
responsible for planning & implementing effective
strategies to recruit and retain blood drive sponsors in
a manner that will meet and exceed established blood
collection goals.
Bachelor's degree in marketing, sales,
communications, related field, or equivalent
required. Min 2 yrs of exp. in direct sales or
marketing preferred. Knowledge of group dynamics,
direct sales, customer maintenance techniques,
negotiation skills, and the ability to effectively
implement programs is highly desirable. Must
possess excellent communication skills, good
organizational skills and be highly motivated. A
current valid driver's license and good driving record is
required.
Bilingual / Spanish speaking applicants
are encouraged to apply. Position is based out of
Chicago office.
Competitive Salary, Medical, Dental, Life Insurance,
401K, Pension and PTO. Work for an organization
where you can help make a difference and save
lives.
Apply to:
Human Resources Associate
American Red Cross
Heart of America Region
405 W. John Gwynn Ave.
Peoria, IL 61605
HeartofHR@usa.redcross.org
an equal opportunity employer/AA
Northwestern Mutual Financial
Network
Financial Representative
Job Description: Representatives offer guidance,
relationships and solutions to help clients meet
financial goals and objectives. They offer exclusive
access to insurance products from a top-rated
company, Northwestern Mutual, and an array of quality
investment choices. Supported by training programs
and mentoring opportunities, they have access to the
resources, products and assistance they need to help
clients and build their practices.
Accolades, Ratings and Assessments:
- In 2008, for the 25th time, Fortune® magazine
recognized Northwestern Mutual as America's "Most
Admired" company in our category (Fortune Magazine,
March 19, 2008) Named "America's Most Admired"
company in its category for 23 years, according to
2006 Fortune magazine survey
- Northwestern Mutual was ranked as the "Best
Service Company to Sell For" in Selling Power
Magazine's '50 Best Companies to Sell For' issue
(November/December 2007).
- Northwestern Mutual consistently earns the
highest possible financial strength ratings from the
four major financial ratings services. (A++ - A.M. Best
(May 2007); AAA - Fitch Ratings (August 2007);
AAA - Standard & Poor's (May 2007); Aaa - Moody's
Investors Service (March 2007)
Preferred qualifications: To be considered for the
position, you should have at least a bachelor's degree
from a four-year institution, have strong interpersonal
skills, be self-motivated and have a history of personal
success.
To apply: If you enjoy working in a fast-paced, highly
productive, value-driven environment, e-mail your
resume to Field Director, Robert Marin at
robert.marin@nmfn.com. For more information,
visit
our
Website or call Robert at (773)
580-9400.
El Valor & Forest Service International
Programs
Summer Intern for U.S.D.A International Programs
2008
About USDA Forest International Programs:
The USDA Forest International Programs promotes
sustainable forest management and biodiversity
conservation internationally. By linking the skills of the
field-based staff of the USDA Forest Service with
partners overseas to address the most critical forestry
issues and concerns. International Programs
regularly taps into the agency's wide range of
expertise. Wildlife biologists, forest economists,
hydrologists, disaster and fire management
specialists, and policy makers are among those who
comprise the staff of over thirty thousand
employees.
About El Valor:
El Valor's mission is to support and challenge urban
families to achieve excellence and participate fully in
community life. Our programs exist to enrich and
empower people with disabilities, the disenfranchised
and the underserved. El Valor seeks to be an
international model for inclusion of people with
disabilities, to be the best in the nation in early
childhood and youth enrichment and to become the
premier organization developing Hispanic
leadership.
Purpose:
To give one talented Latino undergraduate student the
opportunity to learn about:
- International conservation and assistance to other
countries
- Cultures and economies of different nations
- Public and private assistance programs and
policies at the national and international scales
- Roles and operations of the US Congress, Forest
Service, other Federal agencies and organizations for
international cooperation and assistance
When & Where:
July, 2008-December, 2008
Washington, DC-office of Forest Service International
Programs
Work Description:
Students will participate in International Programs
meetings and activities, including Technical
Cooperation, Policy, Disaster Assistance Support, and
Outreach and Partnerships staffs. Most time will be
spent in the Latin American and Caribbean program of
Technical Cooperation. Students will review
documents, write issue and program summaries,
make recommendations, as well as attend meetings
with partners, discuss international work with other
Federal Agencies and partners, sit in on
Congressional hearings and sessions, review
individual programs of Forest Service staffs, including
International Programs, National Forest Systems,
State and Private Forestry, and Research. Other
agencies include US Department of State, US Agency
for International Development, US Fish and Wildlife
Service. Partners include National Audubon Society,
National Wildlife Federation, and The Nature
Conservancy. No work travel outside the Washington
DC metro area is anticipated. Each student will be
asked to write a summary of their experience for the
summer and state what the experience means to
them and how they might apply their experience to
their future.
Compensation:
This is a paid internship, including hourly wage,
transportation to Washington, DC, housing allowance,
and DC commuting expenses. Upon acceptance into
the program, El Valor and Forest Service International
Programs will discuss specific compensation
package.
Eligibility:
The ideal candidate will meet all of the following
criteria, no exceptions:
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0, with proven
research skills
- Bilingual (Spanish and English) and bicultural
- Committed advocate for inner city populations. We
are seeking a Latino student who will apply what is
learned during this internship to improve his/her
community
- Awareness about environmental issues,
conservation and urban ecology
- Desire to work with international and local
communities, specifically Latin American cultures
- Ability to communicate effectively in writing, with
strong public speaking skills
- Ability to build strong rapport with various
stakeholders
- Previous work or volunteer experience with
environmental issues
How to apply:
This is a very competitive internship. Due to the high
selectivity of this internship all materials are due no
later than May 1, 2008. For those candidates who
meet the criteria, an in person interview will be
scheduled. Please send a letter of intent: stating why
you are interested in this position and why you are the
ideal candidate, a copy of your most recent transcripts
(unofficial copy is acceptable), 1-2 page resume
(listing 2 references) to:
Anel Ruiz
El Valor
University Programs
1951 W. 19
th St.
Chicago, IL 60608
Telephone: (312) 997-2021
Fax: (312) 432- 9849
Anel.ruiz@elvalor.net
Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority
(MPEA)
Legal Secretary
Legal Department - Corporate Center
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: H.S. diploma or
equivalent required. Completion of a two-year
secretarial or business college degree program is
preferred, or the equivalent in work related experience
(2 years) required. A minimum of three (3) years legal
secretarial experience required. Must be able to type
at least 50 WPM accurately. Must be proficient with
Word, Excel and, GroupWise E-mail. Must be able to
use office equipment such as copier, fax machine and
transcriber. Must have strong verbal, written and
interpersonal communication skills. Must be able to
organize, prioritize work to meet deadlines as well as
handle and maintain confidential information.
DUTIES: Will assist in the development and
maintenance of legal filing system, assignment log
and contract tracking programs. Will determine
Department's informational reporting needs; will work
with IS Department and Legal Department to develop
and maintain database management reporting
systems as required. Will compose, organize, and
produce a variety of correspondence, memoranda,
reports, contracts, pleadings, Board ordinances and
resolutions, and other legal documents. Will receive,
screen and route incoming mail to department staff.
Will answer telephone and routine questions and
route calls to appropriate staff members. Will
schedule appointments and keep appointment
calendars for the General Counsel and other Staff
Attorneys, as assigned. Will make travel
arrangements, as well as arrangements for Staff
Attorneys related to seminars and conferences. Will
perform confidential secretarial duties and exercise
independent judgment in interpreting and releasing
information. Will provide administrative litigation
support, including filing documents with the court or
other administrative tribunals and retrieval of court
documents as directed. Will assist Staff Attorneys with
electronic and other research needs as may be
required. Will coordinate, monitor and prepare special
reports or projects, as assigned. Will perform other
job-related duties as assigned.
Please submit your resume by
Monday,
May 5, 2008 to
resume@ChicagoLatinoNetwork.com.
The American Academy of Pediatrics
Senior State Government Affairs Analyst
Would you like to work for a professional association
that is truly focused on improving people's lives? The
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the nation's
leading advocacy organization for children's health,
has an opportunity for a seasoned professional to
provide strategic guidance to our client groups in
implementing AAP policy objectives at the state level.
In addition, this role will monitor state government
initiatives and trends, and develop advocacy
resources to advance related initiatives.
The right candidate will have a Master's degree in
public policy, political science, health law, or related
field and/or work experience, and a minimum of five
years experience in government relations, public
affairs or related field. They will be proficient with both
monitoring and analyzing legislation. They will
possess polished interpersonal, written and verbal
communication skills, along with the ability to work
well with physicians and professionals at all levels.
Additionally, they must be very organized,
deadline-focused, and have excellent PC skills
(database, MS Word, Excel). Web Publishing skills
(HTML, Dreamweaver) strongly preferred. Some travel
and weekend work required.
We offer a competitive salary with an exceptional
and comprehensive benefits package. Please send
your resume and salary requirements referencing
position HR/CLN/122 to:
American Academy of Pediatrics
Attn: Human Resources
141 Northwest Point Blvd.
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
FAX: (847) 228-5099
E-MAIL:
resumes@aap.org
Life Support Simulation & Course
Specialist
How would you like the opportunity to manage the first
Neonatal Simulators that will allow the Neonatal
Resuscitation Program (NRP) to expand its reach and
increase the impact of hands-on neonatal
resuscitation training throughout the U.S. and
overseas?
Reporting to the Manager, Life Support Programs the
individual in this newly created role will manage the
development of simulation curriculum initiatives and
the division's inventory of high-fidelity simulators;
coordinate the planning, development,
implementation, marketing, and evaluation of
assigned live and online Life Support courses,
seminars, rollouts, Web casts, and other educational
activities; facilitate all aspects of live and online
courses; and coordinate division and course
marketing efforts.
Qualified candidates will have Bachelor's degree or
equivalent professional experience in education,
health or business administration required (CME or
nursing certification highly desired); 3-5 years in
program coordination or continuing medical education
required; must be team oriented, pay close attention
to
detail, and possess exemplary customer service,
problem solving, organizational, verbal, written and
interpersonal communication skills; strong PC (MS
Office) skills required, and database development
experience highly desirable; ability to handle heavy
workload; manage multiple projects autonomously;
and adapt to changing priorities essential. Some
travel and weekend work may be required.
We offer a competitive salary with an exceptional
and comprehensive benefits package. Please send
your resume and salary requirements referencing
position HR/CLN/518 to:
American Academy of Pediatrics
Attn: Human Resources
141 Northwest Point Blvd.
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
FAX: (847) 228-5099
E-MAIL:
resumes@aap.org
Part -Time Manager, Committees &
Sections
The American Academy of Pediatrics has an exciting
part-time opportunity (22.5 hours per week) for an
energetic professional to manage the activities of its
Section on Infectious Diseases (SOID) and Sections
on Hematology/Oncology (SOHO) and Nephrology
(SONp).
In this key position, the Manager will support the
clinical policy, program, and operational activities of
the SOID, SOHO and SONp, serve as a technical
resource on vaccines and other issues that draw on
the clinical expertise of each assigned section, identify
and pursue opportunities that advance the advocacy
and professional/public education agenda of the AAP,
and implement all governance, reporting and
communication requirements including newsletter
and web page management. Other core duties
include developing member alerts, Q and A
information, organizing and staffing national
committee meetings, managing value-added member
programs/projects, and responding to external and
internal inquiries. The Manager will engage in a high
level of interaction with AAP members/volunteers,
government agencies, industry and selected
professional societies.
Qualified candidates will possess a Masters degree
in Public Health or Health Sciences with a working
knowledge of immunization practice and its
relationship to the management of infectious
diseases in children. Previous experience working
with federal agencies and private sector advocacy
groups a plus. A minimum of three years
progressively responsible experience managing
health care programs, projects and/or campaigns.
Excellent communication, technical writing, time
management, and medical editing skills essential.
Ability to work independently and within a team
environment. Demonstrated ability to undertake and
complete multiple assignments simultaneously.
Proficiency with MS Word, Excel, and Power Point
applications. Travel and weekend work also
required.
Previous association and health policy experience
preferred.
We offer a competitive salary with an exceptional
and comprehensive benefits package. Please send
your resume and salary requirements referencing
position HR/CLN/527 to:
American Academy of Pediatrics
Attn: Human Resources
141 Northwest Point Blvd.
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
FAX: (847) 228-5099
E-MAIL:
resumes@aap.org
Please visit our
Web site for more
information about the AAP. The AAP offers an
excellent work environment, competitive salary, and
a very comprehensive benefits package.
Additionally, we are an Equal Opportunity Employer
(M/F/D/V) that values the strength diversity brings
to our workplace. As a reaffirmation to our
employee-focused culture, in 2005 & 2006 the AAP
was named one of the 101 Best and Brightest
Companies to Work for in the Chicagoland
area.
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