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Support the ambitions of others to meet promise and potential – Rehr Consulting

I’m thrilled to become part of the Get Hired (Tech and Healthcare) organizing team. Max Crismon and Jacob Miller have made an undeniably positive mark in the Vancouver, WA community. To compliment what they’ve achieved over the past 17 months, Get Hired in Tech has been rebranded to include the healthcare component. Co-Organizers, Brandi Sander and Sean Moore, will lead those offerings.

Get Hired’s 1st Healthcare Meet & Greet will take place Tuesday, April 23 @ 5:30p-7:00p @ WorkSource

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Get Hired (Tech & Healthcare)

About the Meetup

Countless professionals finding new careers.

Fastest-growing meetup group in the region.

680 members and counting!

Channel for area companies to reach area talent.

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Published by Danny Rehr

Danny Rehr supports the ambitions of others to meet promise and potential. A graduate of University of Portland's Pamplin School of Business he earned an MBA with a concentration in Strategy. Danny is an organization development professional who uses his skillset professionally and in the community. He enjoys writing expository articles on the subjects of ambition, strategy, and business management. Similarly, he gives talks on the topics of informational interviewing and linking opportunities with resources for both personal and professional development. Danny loves coffee and fountain pens.

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