Butler County Job Fair: Organizers

Butler & Warren Counties Society for Human Resource Management: P.O.Box 48,Monroe,OH 45050 Phone:513-933-6215 An association of human resource professionals in the southwestern area of Ohio. The chapter offers professional development and networking opportunities to its members. The benefits of membership in BCSHRM are many, and members find their association with the chapter to be both informative and rewarding. For more information about joining BCSHRM, please visit www.ohioshrm.org/butler
Butler County Chamber Caucus: 201 Dayton Street, Hamilton, OH 45011 Phone: 513-844-1500 A collaborative organization of the five Chambers of Commerce in Butler County: Fairfield; Greater Hamilton; Middletown, Monroe & Trenton; Oxford and West Chester. The organization represents over 2500 businesses in the Butler County area. The mission of the Caucus is to focus the resources and efforts of the Chambers of Commerce to aggressively position the county for economic success through the 21st century.
Butler County Department of Job & Family Services: 315 High Street, 8th Floor, Hamilton, OH 45011 Phone: 513-887-4000 Butler County DJFS implements and administers state-mandated programs designed to provide financial, medical, and social service benefits to eligible persons. Through education, training, and the provision of support services, the department works to promote the development of self reliance in those whom it serves.
Butler County Educational Service Center: 1910 Fairgrove Ave., Ste. B, Hamilton, OH 45011 Phone: 513-887-3710 The Butler County Educational Service Center is celebrating over 90 years of service to the Butler County Community. Established in 1914, the Butler County Educational Service Center provides customized services to the students, parents and staff members of the schools of Butler County. In addition to servicing the county's schools, the Butler County Educational Service Center acts as the grantee for Head Start and as the fiscal agent for the Family and Children First Council. Located at 1910 Fairgrove Avenue in Hamilton, the Butler County Educational Service Center is proud to be "Partners in Shaping Lives" in every corner of the county.
Butler Tech: 3603 Hamilton-Middletown Rd., Fairfield Township, OH 45011 Phone: 513-868-1911 Founded in 1975, Butler Tech was one of Ohio's first career-technical school districts. This year, Butler Tech will deliver education to more than 25,000 high school and adult students making it the second largest career-technical school in Ohio. Educational innovation has been the hallmark of the district. Butler Tech Online now enables students to access high quality, teacher-directed education anytime and anywhere there is an internet connection. Greentree Health Science Academy was formed in partnership with Warren County Career Center, Atrium Medical Center, and Miami University to help fulfill the critical need for healthcare professionals. The Public Safety Education Complex brings together state of the art facilities for police, firefighting and emergency medical education under one roof, earning Butler Tech a reputation as a regional force in public safety education. The staff and faculty of the district remain committed to always deliver "Education Beyond Expectation."
Butler/Warren Ohio Employers Council: 1601 Peck Blvd., Hamilton, OH 45011 Phone: 513-785-3113 A partnership of volunteers from the Ohio Employment Services (OES) and employers. This committee strives to provide a way to identify and target services for both Ohio employers and workers. Today there are 50 active, local OEC groups in Ohio with approximately 3,000 dues-paying members. Local OECs act as sounding boards for proposed Job Service policies and programs, and secure employer support for Ohio's Job Service.
Career Technical Education at Hamilton High School: Career Technical Education at Hamilton High School, 1111 Eaton Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45013, Phone: 513-868-7700, Ext. 4331. Career Technical Education at Hamilton High School provides training opportunities in ten different career fields. Students are encouraged to discuss their education plans with parents, school counselors, teachers, and others that can provide quality information. When considering the Career Technical Education program also consider your interests and talents. This process will enhance your opportunity to be successful in your chosen career field.
Community Development Professionals CDP: Community Development Professionals, or CDP, is a locally-owned company with a mission to partner with organizations to grow and nurture viable communities. CDP partners with identified community stakeholders - nonprofits, educational institutions, local government and businesses - through: Development and presentation of relevant products; Execution of valuable trainings; Strategic application of one-on-one consultation. These partnerships are aimed at assisting these stakeholders to operate more effectively and more efficiently, leading to successful fulfillment of the company's mission. CDP can be reached at (513) 858-1738 or through the company's website. See how CDP can partner with your organization to grow and nurture a viable community where you live and work.
Jewish Vocational Service: Opportunity. Empowerment. Independence. Achievement. Inclusion. Self-Esteem. Jewish Vocational Service is a private non-profit social service agency that has served the greater Cincinnati area for 65 years. Services are designed to assist persons with disabilities, emigres, economically disadvantaged, and the general community in developing and achieving their vocational and/or community integration goals. The JVS Work Center provides employment and training for persons with disabilities by providing work opportunities in partnership with many area businesses.
Miami University Hamilton: 1601 University Blvd., Hamilton, OH 45011 Phone: 513-785-3000 Miami University Hamilton (MUH) is an open enrollment, regional campus of Miami University Ohio that offers beginning course work for all of Miami's Bachelor Degree programs. It also offers Associate Degree programs such as Business, Computer, and Engineering Technology, as well as Technical Studies, Prekindergarten Education, and Nursing. Certificate programs and Bachelor Degree programs, in Nursing and Engineering Technology are also available. For your convenience, MUH also offers the Saturday Select (weekend Associate Degree) Program or the Degree Power (evening Associate Degree) Schedule. MUH provides you with convenient, affordable education in a friendly, commuter setting. If you want to learn more about the college experience at MUH, please go to www.ham.muohio.edu and see why Miami Hamilton could be a great fit for you. To visit our campus, sign up for one of our monthly campus visits as www.ham.muohio.edu/admission/campus_visit_form.htm.
Miami University Middletown: 4200 East University Blvd, Middletown, OH 45042 Phone: 513-727-3200 Miami University Middletown offers the quality of a Miami University education combined with the convenience of a campus close to home. The Middletown campus, situated on 141 wooded acres, is located just three miles off I-75. We offer certificates and the first two years of many bachelor's degrees. Miami Middletown also offers associate degrees in business, computer, engineering and chemical technology, prekindergarten education and nursing and bachelor's degrees in nursing and engineering technology. We offer free academic tutoring and advising, on-site child care and an open admission policy. Our Degree Power Schedule, Saturday Select, offsite and computer based courses give our students the flexibility they need. A closer connection with downtown Middletown was made in 2006 when the campus' Applied Research Center moved there. A new Miami Middletown Downtown location is set to open in early 2008, providing workshops, seminars, musical events and meeting space for Middletown businesses. Visit www.mid.muohio.edu for more information, or call to schedule a campus visit.
Ohio Employment Services: Butler County Job Center, 2270 Dixie Hwy., Hamilton, OH 45015 Phone: 785-5824 Ohio Employment Services provides opportunites for full employment, economic stability, and a high performance workplace for all customers through quality service delivery.
Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission: 8050 Beckett Center Dr., Ste. 216, West Chester, OH 45069 Phone: 513-942-8909 RSC is the state agency that helps individuals with disabilities get and keep employment. To be eligible for services you must have a disability that in some way interferes with working. Services are individualized and may include job placement assistance; job training and/or assistive technology.
Supports to Encourage Low-income Families: 1790 S. Erie Blvd., Hamilton, OH 45011 Phone: 513-868-9300 SELF is the designated community action agency for Butler County. Its mission is to enhance the quality of life for county residents by impacting the causes of poverty and empowering individuals to achieve and sustain self-sufficiency. Free services include: job search, job counseling, job transportation, education/training counseling and transportation, interview-quality clothing, one-stop community information and referral, utilities assistance, school supplies and fees for K - 12, personal and family development mentoring.
Time Warner Cable Media Sales: American Laundry Bldg., 5050 Section Ave., Ste. 400, Norwood, OH 45212 Time Warner Media Sales is local television at it's best. Local businesses can choose from 47 cable networks to advertise their businesses. They are also able to target just the areas where their customers live with less waste. Affordable and effective television advertising.
Workforce One of Butler County: Workforce One of Butler County 4631 Dixie Highway, Fairfield, OH 45014 Phone: (513) 785-6500 Workforce One of Butler County, located in a new facility in the Fairfield Crossing Shopping Center, is Butler Countys one-stop, where job seekers and employers may access a variety of workforce, educational, and other human resource services under one roof. Formerly known as the Butler County Job Center, Workforce One offers a number of FREE services and activities to job seekers, including career guidance, job skills workshops, resume assistance, and on-site interviews with employers who are currently hiring. An attended Resource Room is also available, featuring computers with Internet access, free copier, fax, and phones, job search books and videos, current job postings, and much more. Employers may also utilize the resources of Workforce One to assist them with their hiring needs. FREE employer services include applicant pre-screening, testing and assessment services, on-site interviewing and conference space, and up-to-date labor market information. Workforce One of Butler County is operated under a partnership agreement among the Butler County Commissioners, the Workforce One Investment Board, and a number of local, one-stop partner agencies, organizations, and educational institutions.

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