Entertainment Agents Hold Top-Dollar Jobs In LA
If you want to become a successful talent agent in Los Angeles, earning a six-figure annual salary, there are specific steps you should take to break into this lucrative and booming field.
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If you want to become a successful talent agent in Los Angeles, earning a six-figure annual salary, there are specific steps you should take to break into this lucrative and booming field.
California State University's Dr. Loucine M. Huckabay says her institution in Long Beach is devoted to preparing the next generation of nursing educators.
Veteran fundraising consultant Pamela Barden says continuing education is the key to compete for the growing number of fundraising management jobs in Los Angeles.
Mayor Garcetti has reportedly told local business leaders that he wants to see the minimum wage increased over the next three years, and could make an official announcement by Labor Day.
Los Angeles County's economy is fed by hundreds of thousands of businesses, and a growing number of these enterprises within and around the metro region are led by women.
Kaiser Permanente's Elizabeth Corte says job opportunities for nurse anesthetists are approaching levels of high demand.
California State University's Dr. Benjamin L. Lee explains what his school is doing to equip students with what they need to compete in the growing and competitive field of hi-tech engineering management.
California State University's Dr. Russ Abbott explains what his school is doing to equip students for an anticipated onslaught of computer science teaching jobs in Los Angeles.
California State University's Dr. Ramani Durvasula explains what her school is doing to ready psychology students for an upcoming blast of employment probabilities in Los Angeles.
California State University's Dr. Rika Houston says in order for graduates to better compete for the best marketing jobs in Los Angeles, they'll need to keep up with current trends and ever-developing technology.
As returning military members transition to a new career, recruiters are hoping their pathway leads them to a high-need teaching position in Los Angeles.
California State University's Dr. Andre Avramchuk explains what is being done to help prepare prospective health care professionals for an anticipated flood of high-paying positions in LA.
Global Spinners Entertainment's Kevin Dobbs explains why many DJs in LA are now adding management and leadership skills to their resumes.
Kaiser Permanente's Richard Kilgore says the need for qualified radiologic technologists with computer knowledge is growing in Los Angeles.
Loyola Marymount University's Dr. Nicole Bouvier-Brown explains why proficient chemistry teachers are in crucial demand in Los Angeles.
California State University's Piers Armstrong says schools are now preparing aspiring court interpreters for top-paying jobs in Los Angeles.
As LA remains prone to nearly every calamity known to man, lucrative job opportunities for emergency management professionals will continue to grow.
As employment opportunities for midwives swell in LA, those in the profession seek to change the way childbirth is managed.
As Los Angeles' commuter rail service and new subway system continue to expand, job opportunities are projected to skyrocket.
The coffee-chain giant, which has nearly 1,000 locations in Southern California, is looking to hire 400 new employees, with fifteen percent of the open positions at management level.
The initiative would still give employers the right to ask about past felony convictions and conduct background checks, but only after the initial round of interviews.
UCLA Extension's Dr. Ric Zappala explains what's being done to help prepare health care managers for a wave of job opportunities heading their way.
Increasing the digital presence of your business may be easier than you think. A strong digital presence can increase revenue, even for businesses that rely on walk-in traffic.
UCLA Extension's Stephane Antoine Muller says the educators that earn the most money in L.A. have mastered several different languages.
Loyola Marymount University's Dr. Patricia Martinez explains what's being done locally to help make business graduates even more employable.
