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Green Building Council Event Wed Oct 21 - FREE - Daytona Beach - Green Stimulus Jobs

The next FREE Green Building Council event is Wednesday October 21 at the Volusia Building Industry Assn offices. The event begins at 8:00am with a free breakfast provided by our sponsor The Center For Business Excellence.

Our program, "Green Stimulus Dollars Now Available For Employers and Job Seekers", will provide critical information on how to obtain Green Stimulus dollars NOW for new green job hiring as well as training dollars for job seekers to retrain for a new career. Networking begins at 8:45am .

You will not want to miss this one. Please RSVP by email today as this one will fill up fast.

ron@daytonahomesonline.com or call me at 386-562-2651

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Posted by Ron Wysocarski Daytona Beach Florida Real Estate Agent Water Front Homes on 10/01/2009 06:12 PM

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2 Comments on Green Building Council Event Wed Oct 21 - FREE - Daytona Beach - Green Stimulus Jobs

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Are you all looking for jobs or what. I guess I just don't understand the post. But it appears that agents are looking for green jobs.

I am the Chair Of The Green Building Council for Daytona Beach and Volusia County. I merely am inviting interested people to learn more about Green Stimulus jobs that are helping local businesses hire new employees and retrain workers that were downsized. My real estate business is doing pretty well lately. Things have picked up quite a bit.

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