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Archive for December, 2010

SatCon hiring for solar energy jobs in Boston

Sunday, December 26th, 2010

SatCon, a power inverter maker, announced it is looking to hire for solar energy jobs in Boston.

The company said it will hire 40 people for its Boston operation hub and is also planning a manufacturing expansion in the near turue which could add another 40 jobs.

According to BizJournals.com, the Boston-based company is expanding its presence in the city as the solar industry trends more toward multi-megawatt solar projects, which require power inverters like the ones made by SatCon. The company plans to double its office space and hire 40 additional staff for Boston in early 2011, said Michael Levi, senior director of worldwide marketing.

SatCon also is looking to expand its inverter manufacturing business, increasing its production capacity by 500 megawatts.

BizJournals writes that The advantage of adding manufacturing in Boston would be the proximity to the company’s engineering department, which is located in Drydock Center in South Boston’s Marine Industrial Park, Levi said. If SatCon decides to target the new manufacturing for Boston, it would most likely be located in a separate facility from the Drydock facility.

TweetUp Focuses on Boston Jobs

Thursday, December 16th, 2010

Boston is holding their second annual TweetUp that will focus on Boston jobs, hiring, networking, etc.

Come join the 2nd Annual MegaTweetup, for a celebration honoring a year’s worth of TweetUps and networking events throughout New England on Thursday December 16, 2010 from 6-10 PM at The Microsoft New England Research & Development Center (NERD). Think red carpet meets music awards, paired with unprecedented networking, all at a TweetUp.

“I’m attending the 2nd Annual #MegaTweetup, Dec 16th in Cambridge, Ma @MSNewEngland http://bit.ly/MegaTweetUp2.”

“It doesn’t matter if you’re a business owner, a college student, an executive at a Fortune 500 company, or in transition,” said Joselin Mane, founder of Boston Tweetup. “People do business with people they know, like, and trust. This TweetUp is the perfect way to enhance your life and your career by developing new relationships and strengthening those you already have. MegaTweetup also offers an opportunity to connect with New England’s best and brightest minds in a relaxed fun environment.”

Newbies to the social media scene can learn tips on how to get started and understand the value of social media for a career and business from social media leaders including Steve Garfield, David Gerzof, Tom O’Keefe, Joselin Mane, CC Chapman, Ann Hadley and Laura Fitton.

Even though it’s a social event, be sure to bring business cards, since this event will be a great way to connect with many different people for outsourcing, partnership, and/or hiring.

A broad spectrum of industries, interests, and professions such as technology, social media, music & entertainment, gaming, green, tech, pharma, gen Y, education, non-profit sector, government, politics, research, art, marketing & public relations, traveling from New York, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Canada will be in attendance.

Throughout the evening a Social Media Listening Command Center, comprised of Emerson College #ESM student Zach Cole, Boston University students and 14-year old Lane Sutton a.k.a. Kid Critic, will be tracking, monitoring and reporting all social media activity, including foursquare check-ins, mentions on twitter and more.

To share and discuss your experience at the MegaTweetup, use the hashtag: #MegaTweetup. Tell your friends and coworkers that you will be attending by tweeting, “I’m attending the 2nd Annual #MegaTweetup, Dec 16th in Cambridge, Ma @MSNewEngland http://bit.ly/MegaTweetUp2.”

Following the event, two case studies will be released reviewing the social media activity and the impact of the event for sponsors. The first case study will be released on Monday December 20, 2010 covering the social media statistics and influence of the event. The second case study will be released on Monday January 3, 2011 reviewing the impact and benefits for the partners and sponsors that took part in the MegaTweetup.

Moms and Jobs on Boston Jobs, Charity

Monday, December 6th, 2010

Moms and Jobs is launching both a new business to spur on Boston Jobs and a charity program.

Early-stage social venture Moms and Jobs (MoJo) launches the Get a Blanket – Give a Blanket campaign this Holiday season in conjunction with Polartec, Dwell Magazine, Circle of Moms, and Klout. This campaign is designed to provide homeless shelters with warm blankets in advance of the winter season while simultaneously helping MoJo build its base of jobs for mothers in need. For every one MoJo-designed and manufactured fleece blanket consumers purchase, one will be donated to a homeless shelter. Polartec is providing MoJo with its fleece material for the blankets, donating reduced-pricing to help with the effort. (more…)



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