Resume reviews
Sit down with a reviewer and leave with clear, practical edits to your resume or portfolio.
Your next chapter starts with a conversation. Two free days to meet hiring teams, sharpen your resume, refresh your headshot and find what is next. Every career stage is welcome, and no festival pass is needed.
On site, both days
Booking details for reviews and headshots will be shared when registration opens.
Sit down with a reviewer and leave with clear, practical edits to your resume or portfolio.
Step in front of the camera and walk away with a fresh photo for LinkedIn and your applications.
Quiet, private rooms where employers can turn a good booth conversation into a real interview.
Admission
What admission covers
Good to know
Some workshops and introductions may require a separate reservation. Walk-ins will be welcome, subject to venue capacity.
Expo admission does not include other festival events. No resume is required to attend, and attending is not a promise of an interview or a job.
Your game plan
Check the exhibitor directory before you come and choose the five organizations you most want to meet.
Who you are, what you do and what you are looking for. A resume or portfolio helps, but is never required to enter.
The floor is quieter in the morning, so conversations run longer. Book your resume review or headshot first.
Ask each employer for the best next step, then follow up while the conversation is still fresh.
Your information, your choice
Career-introduction registration is not open yet. When it opens, resume sharing will be optional and require your approval for a named employer. There is no public resume directory.
The target deadline for advance-introduction preparation is August 5, 2027. This is not an admission deadline, and meeting it is not a promise of a match.
FAQ
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