Newsletter & Jobs Board Submissions

Jul 1, 2017 | Uncategorized

Looking to fill a position?

Then ohioeda.com is simply the best place on the web to attract the state’s most qualified economic development professionals. If your organization has a vacancy, reach the best candidates to fill the position by posting on our jobs board.

Postings are free for OEDA members ($100 charge non-members per job posting). All postings will be listed on our website within 3 business days of receipt to our office. 

Click HERE to submit your posting. If you are non-member, you may request an invoice at that time.

Guidelines: Please include specific information in each job posting regarding:

  • How to apply for the position;
  • Salary expectations; and
  • Application deadlines

Have news to share?

The OEDA e-newsletter is distributed monthly to more than 600 economic development professionals all across the state. You are welcome and encouraged to send us your articles/news for inclusion.

Be sure to submit your articles  by the 3rd Tuesday of each month, as the newsletter distribution date is usually the 4th Tuesday of each month.  Click HERE to submit your article.

Guidelines: When submitting articles, please keep the following in mind:

  • Submissions in Word document format are preferred;
  • Articles should be approximately 300-500 words in length;
  • Please send informational, educational and/or newsworthy items;
  • Please do not send pieces that advertise services or solicit business;
  • Feel free to include a photo with your article;
  • Be sure to include the “author” of the article;
  • Links to articles published on other websites is acceptable, but please cite the source in these cases.
  • Articles submitted by current OEDA members receive priority.

OEDA reserves the right to edit articles as necessary.

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