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The upcoming Global Diversiy Career Expos for 2007 & 2008 have been announced. “In today’s borderless workplaces and marketplaces and at the peak of the “global war for talent”, these exceptional global diversity career expos and multilingual job fairs take diversity recruiting beyond race, gender and all other aspects commonly mistaken for it [diversity], thus helping employers achieve optimal global capability and true inclusion through strategically acquired multilingual and multicultural workforce, whether operating locally or internationally” said Mohamed Ly, MultiLingualPros.com Executive Director. “These events respond to an increasingly vital need for organizations of all sizes to effectively combine global capabilities with strategically developed local resources in order to succeed in an era of borderless marketplaces”.

These events also offer seminar/conference components with focus on career development:

- affording powerful effective employer branding opportunities to diversity-committed and global organizations thru corporate presentations by company officials

- and lining up top diversity experts and employment/career coaches to share a wealth of information (strategic job search and career tips) for multilingual, multicultural and international candidates to become more competitive while fully leveraging their potentials to maximize their success in the workplace and contribution to society.

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