Job-seeking with a side of baseball, anyone?
Marketing firm Innovincent is hosting its Nine Innings of Networking on Wednesday, June 15 at Frawley Stadium, where you can attend the Wilmington Blue Rocks game for free if you bring a resume.
It’s not entirely focused on tech companies, said Innovincent’s Charlie Vincent, but there will be a handful of companies hiring for tech positions, like tech recruiter Synerfac. He also expects Zip Code and Tech Impact, as well as banks like Citi and Discover, to be there though they haven’t been confirmed yet.
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Vincent is also hosting a $35 networking event at the same time that will include the newly launched, millennial-focused Accelerate Delaware and the president of IT firm Info Solutions. Get tickets here.
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