The 2022 TAPPI-PIMA Student Summit, taking place in-person January 14-17, in Cincinnati, Ohio, offers you the rare opportunity to not only conduct traditional interviews face-to-face in a COVID-safe environment, but to get to know recruits, be a part of the fun, and develop relationships – something that isn’t possible through online interviews or the average recruitment event.
As a sponsor, you can get as involved as you want. Attend the entire program with the students including special events, fun competitions and mixers. Bring young professionals from your company to assist in the recruiting process. Students look forward to interacting with recent graduates who can share their perspectives on life after college. You can choose to moderate a conference session, or just observe potential recruits interacting with their peers. As a sponsor, you’ll be part of the event for three days and get to know more than 180 students interested in starting their career out right.
What is the TAPPI-PIMA Student Summit? It’s the industry’s only event that brings together students from paper and packaging schools, allows them the rare opportunity to network in-person while reinforcing their interest in pursuing a career in pulp, paper, packaging, and allied industries. No other event offers direct interaction with their student peers, industry leaders, and companies such as yours that are seeking qualified employees, interns or student co-ops.
Why Interview at the TAPPI-PIMA Student Summit? You’ll save on recruiting expenses while maximizing your exposure to a highly qualified, industry-specific talent pool. Use this unique event to solidify your brand as an industry leader for these future professionals and stand out from the crowd of other potential employers.
Let the TAPPI-PIMA Student Summit help get your company noticed by becoming a sponsor. View the Interview Booth and Sponsorship Opportunities here, or download the complete prospectus.
For more information contact Shane Holt at +352-333-3345 or sholt@naylor.com.
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