The Plano Chamber of Commerce Hospitality & Restaurant Job Fair will feature employers in the dining and entertainment industries.[/caption]
The
Plano Chamber of Commerce has partnered with
Collin College to host its first annual
Hospitality & Restaurant Job Fair Oct. 17 from 2-6 p.m. at the college's Spring Creek campus, 2800 E. Spring Creek Parkway, Plano. The event will take place in the school's Living Legends Conference Center and will feature companies representing the North Texas region.
Representatives from restaurants, hotels, entertainment venues and bars that operate in the North Texas area will be onsite offering employment information, including Plano-based Cinemark movie theater as well as Twisted Root and Pepper Smash restaurants.
A recent chamber survey of the local hospitality community revealed a significant need for employees in the industry, said Jamee Jolly, president and CEO of the Plano Chamber of Commerce.
"With all of the growth and development in Collin County, more and more jobs are being created so the demand has increased," she said. "We are hopeful that our participants will be able to find great employees and that our applicants will find employment that meets their needs."
The Plano Chamber of Commerce Hospitality & Restaurant Job Fair will feature employers in the dining and entertainment industries.[/caption]
The Plano Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Collin College to host its first annual Hospitality & Restaurant Job Fair Oct. 17 from 2-6 p.m. at the college's Spring Creek campus, 2800 E. Spring Creek Parkway, Plano. The event will take place in the school's Living Legends Conference Center and will feature companies representing the North Texas region.
Representatives from restaurants, hotels, entertainment venues and bars that operate in the North Texas area will be onsite offering employment information, including Plano-based Cinemark movie theater as well as Twisted Root and Pepper Smash restaurants.
A recent chamber survey of the local hospitality community revealed a significant need for employees in the industry, said Jamee Jolly, president and CEO of the Plano Chamber of Commerce.
"With all of the growth and development in Collin County, more and more jobs are being created so the demand has increased," she said. "We are hopeful that our participants will be able to find great employees and that our applicants will find employment that meets their needs."
