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COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS CAREER FAIR Teams & companies attending include: FRI., MAR. 22ND - AT NATIONWIDE ARENA Don’t miss the opportunity to network with hiring personnel from the area’s leading sports teams and local companies! The Columbus Blue Jackets invite you to join us for the 8th Annual Blue Jackets Career Fair. SCHEDULE OF EVEnts* Doors Open 11:30am Panel Discussion 12:30pm – 1:30pm Get career advice from area sports executives: • John Browne: Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer; Columbus Blue Jackets • Drew Ribarchak: Director of New Business Development; Columbus Blue Jackets • Bob McElligott: Radio Color Analyst; Columbus Blue Jackets • Clark Beacom: Vice President of Ticket Sales; Columbus Crew • Diana Sabau: Associate Athletics Director, External Relations; The Ohio State University • Tom Simmons: Director of Athletics; Ohio Northern University • Dan Rossetti: Ascension Sports; Moderator for the panel discussion Booths Open 1:30pm – 4:30pm Visit over 30 teams & companies throughout Nationwide Arena Blue Jackets vs. Flames 7:00pm Registration includes admission to Career Fair, ORDER INFORMATION one (1) game ticket & one (1) FREE Blue Jackets hat. For a complete list of companies and to order online Name: go to: BlueJackets.com/CareerFair2013 Address: SEAT LOCATION # OF TICKETS PRICE TOTAL AEP POWER LEVEL City/State/Zip: Purchase in advance $26 Phone: TICKETS AT THE DOOR - $36 TOTAL E-mail: Additional game tickets for family and friends are $26. E-mail orders to: Orders placed by: PAYMENT INFORMATION [email protected] MARCH 8 will be mailed to Check / Money Order paybale to: Columbus Blue Jackets Mail orders to: the address above. Columbus Blue Jackets VISA MasterCard AmEx Discover Orders placed after: Attn: Marc Witt Credit Card Number Name (as it appears on card) MARCH 8 200 W. Nationwide Blvd. will be left at the Big Lots Columbus, Ohio 43215 Box Office Will Call for pick-up under purchaser’s name. Billing Address (if different then provided) Expiration Date Security Code For more information contact Marc Witt at City/State/Zip 614-246-3976 or [email protected] * Schedule, panelist & vendors subject to change. 614-246-3976 H BlueJackets.com/CareerFair2013.

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