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BRIDGING THE GAP; Industry, Client and Consultant
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
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With Amit Benjamin, Procom Consulting Group
If you are an immigrant IT consultant having difficulties securing a contract of your choice, this seminar is for you. You will learn insider information on IT hiring practices. You will learn the reasons why companies have not utilized skilled immigrants to their full potential. You will discover how to use your unique skills and experience to your advantage.
The seminar will teach you to:
• Recognize what drives the IT industry
• Understand how the local market is changing
• Help Canadian companies do business with the world
• Use your international expertise to your advantage
• Change your self-perception of being an “outsider”
Employers often see the challenges of hiring immigrant workers. Use the information learned in this seminar to present yourself as an opportunity for a potential employer
About the Speaker
Amit Benjamin was born in India and raised in the Persian Gulf. Shortly after acquiring his MBA he immigrated to Canada in 2004. Following a short contract with a small employment agency, Amit was hired by Procom Consulting Group in 2005. During his three-year employment at Procom, Amit transitioned from Junior to senior Recruiter. In addition to his current role, he also trains Procom recruiters on effective recruitment techniques. After receiving Procom’s “rookie of the year” award, Amit won several “Top Recruiter” awards.
With a passion for helping people achieve their employment goals, Amit will share his experiences and insight on employment issues in Canada. He will shed light on the pitfalls of the system vs. the immigrant candidates. You will learn how to present yourself as a valuable asset to any employer and get the contract of your choice.
Amit is currently writing his first book entitled “Distant Horizon” which dissects the issues of employment in Canada as it pertains to the system vs. immigrant labour force. He is also in the process of producing a documentary on the same issue.
Seminar Details and Registration
To register for this seminar send an e-mail to information@apcconline.com or call 416-545-5275
Date: September 30, 2008
Time: 6:30 – 8:00 pm
Place: Toronto Metro Hall, 55 John St.,
Room: TBA
This seminar is free of charge for APCC members and $20 for non-members – payable at the door.
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