Sentence examples for organizing career from inspiring English sources

Jeff began his professional organizing career as a graduate of the AFL-CIO Organizing Institute and was a union organizer for SEIU in Texas.

Mr. Friedman began his organizing career by establishing a group to lobby against car alarms.

He began his organizing career soon afterward, setting up local chapters of Acorn in Arkansas.

Bruce Raynor, who is now president of Workers United and executive vice president of the Service Employees International Union, worked with Ms. Sutton in her organizing career.

I started organizing career development programs, which soon led to my current academic leadership and advising position.

He began his organizing career in 1996, working on prison moratorium and racial equity campaigns in California.

As the current co-vice president of the Johns Hopkins Postdoctoral Association, she has been active in organizing career-related events for the postdocs at the Hopkins School of Medicine, so that she and her fellow postdocs can all get jobs and be happy.

There, I helped organize career panels for the graduate students and postdocs of the New York City area.

I organize career seminars, professional development workshops, postdoc orientations, and recruiting information sessions.

I gave talks about careers in science, organized career panels, and was able to interact with lots of graduate students, postdocs, and administrators all around North America.

This knowledge void has recently fueled the initiation of a company (Cortex Human Resources) which organizes career fairs to advertise positions for graduate students in science.