CBRE Romania to hold job fair in Bucharest

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CBRE Romania has purchased the franchise for a job fair that will be launched for the first time in Bucharest under the “night of companies” concept. 

The fair will be hosted by CBRE Romania between 16 and 17 October and has attracted companies with open positions in tech, finance, production, consultancy and gaming. “Bucharest's jobs market is dynamic and has been dealing for years with the challenge of attracting talent,” says Tudor Ionescu, Head of A&T Office at CBRE Romania. 

This job fair concept was launched initially in Cluj-Napoca in 2019 and has been expanded in other regional cities in the following years. Last year, close to half of the fair's visitors were students, while 30 percent were employed specialists.  

CBRE Romania said this job fair will consolidate its brand and support its efforts to find new employees. 

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