Venue management and event strategy specialists, ASM Global has announced plans for a three-day international collaborative virtual job fair ‘The Next Great Opportunity’, 15-17 February, aimed at addressing the global staffing shortage that many companies in a variety of industries face. ASM leadership hopes that the global search will surface diverse talent and expand the company’s reach within its local communities and herald the return to the live-entertainment experience. Ron Bension (pictured), CEO and President of ASM Global, said: “The return to live is just what the world needs. There’s a thrill, an excitement, that makes this business feel communal for everyone involved. Our hope is that ‘ASM Global Presents: The Next Great Opportunity’ helps ignite that excitement.” The event aims to enable venues to fill a wide range of roles from hourly to salaried levels with highly skilled and diverse candidates. The jobs include the areas of operations, business development finance, food and beverage, human resources, sales, marketing, booking, security, guest services, audio visual tech, and catering. US, Canada and Latin America are scheduled for 15-16 February, United Kingdom and APAC 16-17 February. Interested applicants can access the job fair through the following links:
ASM Global plans largest job fair in live entertainment history
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