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Comment by Matt Cherian on June 12, 2009 at 10:25am

Hello. Im a finance profesisonal with 12 years experience. I used to be involved with a lot of groups but am new to California from Texas. Would love to start networking again and be a resource for everyone. You can email me at mattcherian@yahoo.com for lending/investment related advice. Thanks,

Comment by Debra Carmona on June 2, 2009 at 7:43pm

Hello Susan. What a beautiful page full of latinos! :) Nicely done. I just joined today and I'm looking forward to making it a part of my daily routine to check in here. I've been in the insurance industry for well over ten years and I love it. I'm looking to gain experience outside of my current employer for a change of pace, since I've been with only one company for all of my adult life. Change can only be good.

Comment by Caesar Gutierrez on April 15, 2009 at 7:56am

Hola Susan and welcome to the NSHP. You can always google the industry associations like aia.org or like california-architects.com. If all else fails you can check with Kelly Services temp agency. Good luck!

Comment by Susan Bowen-Pareja on April 14, 2009 at 6:08pm

Hello there! I moved to California a couple of months ago, and now I'm trying to start working as a contractor. I am an architect / Interior Designer specialized in developing architectural presentations in 3D Max.
Any ideas on How can I start a network of professionals would be most helpful.
Thanks a lot!
Susan
To view Portfolio please visit: http://susanbowen.com

Comment by Bigger Than Your Block on April 13, 2009 at 11:37pm

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Comment by Caesar Gutierrez on April 9, 2009 at 8:02am

Hola Edgar. One idea you can try in finding work is to call multimedia companies and tell them you'll come on board for 3-4 weeks for free. If after that they see that you're a good fit, then they may hire you. You can work for them say about four hours a day. This could also generate leads for you with the people within those companies who may know of other similar companies within that industry who may be hiring. If you have the multimedia software, you could also do volunteer work for organizations or churches. Your only stipulation with them could be to ask them to let you put your name on the finished piece and that maybe they can get the word out for you that you are looking for employment in this field. Just a few thoughts. Good luck!

Comment by Edgar Vargas on April 8, 2009 at 11:47pm

Hey everyone I just wanted to promote myself. Like many of you I am searching for work and trying things outside the box.

I would describe myself as a Multimedia Designer with audio/video editing and production being my strength. I also web design and graphics and print design.

A link to my portfolio can be found here. http://crookedhalo.org/

You can also find me here. http://vimeo.com/crookedhalo

I am based out of the San Jose, CA area. If you know of any work, or have any needs in my fields that I can be of use let me know.

Thanks.

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Comment by Nandy on March 21, 2009 at 2:43am

Florida foreclosures are still at very high levels heading into the later stage of the first quater of the year. There is however also a lot of interest in the Florida foreclosure home market from the bargain hunters who are eager to find a bargain. With recovery at least 12 - 18 months away it’s a good time to be looking although some advisors say your better to wait for the first signs of the turn around before buying into the market.

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