What Can We Learn From Marc Cenedella, The Founder of TheLadders.com
Apr
22
Thu
6:00 PM
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74 people attended.
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Andrew Ran Wong, Gabrielle Sarmiento, and Ramon Larry Francisco - Price
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$15.00 in advance/25 at the door
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Who attended?
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74 attendees
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“ Marc was inspiring and extremely generous with his time--he is the "real deal" definition of what it means to be an entrepreneur. Seating was limited--but it was (surprisingly) not a full house, given Marc's stature in the online business community. Shame on you if you thought twice and didn't attend--next time trust your gut instinct! Kudos to Andrew (NYEBN) for organizing this and to Ray (S.O.S.) for facilitating the program. ” -
“ Marc was a candid, optimistic, passionate and energetic speaker. ” -
“ Rediciously well put together, organized and planned, you're foolish for not having been here. ” -
“ Mark was so generous with insights into the building of his company and shared good commonsense ideas for entrepreneurs. Funny, entertaing and educational. ” -
Director, Sales SourceMedia, Inc.“ I thoroughly enjoyed this seminar and found Marc to be engaging, exciting, informative and inspirational. Great job Andrew and Sue! ”
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You can still RSVP and pay online. We will close the RSVP at 5:30 PM. Please arrive no earlier than 5:45 PM. It's called The Skylight Conference Room on the 5th floor. Ring the bell if the door is closed downstairs.
I am happy to see such an intense debate being conducted prior to the event! Great warm-up exercise! I agree with Mary Lou. It's also for branding purposes. Any marketing students would be able to tell you television is still an effective tool when it comes to branding. In particular, if you can get the Super Bowl slot, why not?
I'm not disagreeing with you. The advertising is meant for the employers and recruiters I'm sure. You don't need to advertise to the unemployed!! It should be an interesting meeting on Thurs. Sorry I can't be there now.
I just heard Marc Cenedella speak yesterday at NY Entrepreneur Week. He said they charge to keep the number of applicants down. Frankly they were getting too many to review and a good percentage of them weren't qualified or in the $100K job category.
Are taxis taking advantage of people looking for transport by charging them for rides? How about Trader Joes for charging the desperate hungry for food?
The Ladders is a luxury good and not a monopoly. If people are paying for a $100k job service, something tells me their qualified to weigh the cost/benefit. This isn't a pay day lending service.
That's a legitimate argument. Thanks for the comment. Why not come to ask him that question yourself? Have you talked to him personally? I've got mixed comments about different job searching sites. I will surely bring up your question to him during my interview. But most importantly, I think what we can learn from this session is his entrepreneurial skills. As an Internet entrepreneur myself, I always admire people like him and hope to learn a thing or two at this session.
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