Clorox invites CPGjobs to take part in the Engineering and Technology Summit summit Nov. 16 in San Francisco

PASADENA, Calif. (September 20, 2007) -- CPGjobs will join diversity organizations, candidates and employers at The Clorox Company sponsored 2007 Engineering & Technology Diversity Summit November 16 in San Francisco.

"CPGjobs is honored to participate in this prestigious event, and we thank Clorox for inviting us," said Michael Carrillo, president of CPGjobs. Carrillo and Tami Page, the company's vice president of sales, will represent CPGjobs.

The event will include a coalition of employers and professional organizations, and will be held at the St. Regis Hotel on Nov. 16 from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. "This diversity conference is a great opportunity for us to make connections for our candidates and clients," CPGjobs reported. The recruiting services firm represents more than 100 consumer packaged goods companies, including Clorox.

The summit will start with a panel discussion at 2:30 p.m. and include a 90-minute career connections session at 4 p.m. A reception will follow at 5:30 p.m. at The Museum of African Diaspora in San Francisco.

A who's who of professional and diversity organizations have been invited to attend the summit, including finance organizations ALPFA, ASWA, AWSCPA, NAASA and NABA; engineering groups AISES, NSBE, SACNAS, SHPE, SWE, TIE, WITI; and MBA associations NAAAP, NAWMBA, NBMBAA, NEW, NSHMBA, NSN, Reaching Out College organizations INROADS, SIFE and UNCF are also expected to attend.

For more information on the Engineering & Technology Summit or CPGjobs, contact CPGjobs at (626) 535-0143 or visit CPGjobs.

Michael Carrillo is president of CPGjobs, the CPG industry's leading candidate recruiting service for HR professionals and employers. You may contact him at Michael@CPGjobs.com or call (626) 535-0143.

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