Women in Distress Participants Receive Free Job Seminar from answerQuest Executive Search

Business Wire, June 24, 2009

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- The “Top Recruiter Secrets to Landing A Job” seminar was presented to participants at Women in Distress’ Fort Lauderdale facilities on June 11th. The seminar’s focus is to help out-of-work people hone their job search skills. answerQuest has offered this seminar as part of their on-going webinar series; “How to Get Hired.”

As part of the complimentary seminar, Women in Distress participants were given a free one-on-one coaching session by Martha Finney, nationally recognized author of “Rebound.” answerQuest CEO Paul Silitsky presented a check to Women in Distress, a donation made possible as part of answerQuest’s commitment to helping the community through the company’s Coaching Division. answerQuest Executive Search provides private career coaching in addition to its executive recruiting services. “Women in Distress offers a second chance to women who have gone through a very difficult time. If we can lend our expertise to enhance their lives, we are happy to do it,” said Paul Silitsky, answerQuest CEO.

answerQuest is a nationally recognized search firm whose award winning recruiters specialize in finding the best talent in technology sales, retail, security, healthcare software sales and interactive marketing. By starting the series of webinars, answerQuest is able to help many more people. Utilizing the expertise of their talented recruiters and state-of-the-art assessment tools, answerQuest helps companies beat their competition by hiring the best.

Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc. (WID) is the only nationally accredited, state-certified, full service domestic violence center serving Broward County. They offer a 24-hour crisis hotline, emergency shelter, counseling, education and professional trainings on domestic violence and related topics.

For information on answerQuest call 954-961-1101 Rebecca Bramman ext. 21 or Rebecca@answerquest.net.

To reach Women in Distress call 954-760-9800 or www.womenindistress.com.