Creating Career Pathways
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Cheryl Ciccarelli
July 19, 2021

BNP Career Pathway Video Shoot at Zehnder-Rittling
How can we connect a job seeker to an employment opportunity that can lead to a long and rewarding career?
Zehnder Rittling | Manufacturing Support
AAA | Roadside Assistance Technician
SoPark | Solder Machine Operator
Employers that are interested in learning more about this project are encouraged to visit the Career Pathways webpage and to contact Seth Piccirillo, Director of Economic Development, at spiccirillo@thepartnership.org.
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