March 19, 2008

Looking for IT director....

Got a blip from a friend from 50 person company looking for an IT director. Responsible for 3 other people and particularly looking for someone who can shape strategy as well as implement it. Forward any interested people to my [email protected].

Mar 19, 2008 9:11:12 AM

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