More than 1,000 alumni are expected to attend Georgia Tech's 18th annual Alumni Career Conference at the Cobb Galleria Center on Thursday, March 29, a one-day event featuring Christopher W. Klaus, founder of Internet Security Systems, as luncheon speaker. Jennifer Gillilan, Mgt 93, director of Alumni Career Development, said about 130 companies will be represented at the career fair. The event, including a boxed lunch, is free but alumni must sign up for the luncheon when registering online. The career fair will be divided into two sessions. If an alumnus can come for the whole day, that's great.
Alumni are welcome to go to both sessions.
If they can only participate in the evening, then there is still plenty of time. There is a March 5 deadline for online r sum s that will be included on the CD-ROM distributed to companies participating in the Alumni Career Conference. This is the first year the conference has included a luncheon, and Klaus, one of Tech's most remarkable entrepreneurs, will discuss his company and career opportunities in the technology field. In addition to founding ISS, Klaus serves as the company's chief technology officer. He is regarded as one of the world s foremost Internet security experts.