The Greater Springfield Partnership Job Fair Brought Together Top Talent and High Quality Businesses

As the Clark County Job Fair approached, the Greater Springfield Partnership geared up to play a pivotal role in connecting local businesses with skilled and reliable workers. The event, held on April 17, 2024, was a cornerstone in addressing the community's workforce needs. With over 500 local high school students and job seekers from the Greater Springfield area in attendance, the 14th annual job fair helped businesses fill crucial roles.

Empowering Economic Growth: How the Job Fair Connected Businesses with Top Talent

The Greater Springfield Partnership is committed to enhancing the business climate and quality of life in Greater Springfield. The Partnership actively works to protect and improve the region's economic vitality and livability through strategic initiatives like the job fair.

The job fair offered businesses more than just access to resources for workforce development, funding opportunities, and expansion strategies. It also opened doors to a wider audience and attracted top talent to the Greater Springfield area. “This is just the beginning of our journey, and we look forward to more exciting opportunities for engagement in the future,” said Amy Donahoe, Director of Workforce Development

By hosting the job fair, the Partnership provided a platform for businesses to connect with skilled job seekers, address workforce needs, and support economic growth in the region. Collaborating with local schools demonstrated the Partnership's commitment to community engagement and innovation, fostering a business-friendly environment where companies could thrive.

A Well-Attended Job Fair

The event was a resounding success, a testament to the potential and talent within our community. Featuring 59 employers, over 500 attendees, 350 students, and more than 150 adult participants, the job fair was a beacon of hope and opportunity. Many attendees made excellent first impressions and secured future interviews, with some even receiving job offers at the fair, promising a brighter future for the community.