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Oconomowoc Job Expo & Career Day

April 18, 2023 | 8am to 10am
Oconomowoc High School – Upper Gym

Oconomowoc Job Expo Logo

The Oconomowoc Area Chamber of Commerce Job Expo provides the opportunity for job seekers, high school students, and local businesses to connect.

For employers, it provides a unique chance to promote your business and open positions to those who are actively seeking work, and to help students explore careers and educational pathways.

For students and job seekers, it is an opportunity to learn about the many great companies in the Oconomowoc area.

  • High school students can use this as a resource to learn more about careers in various industries and to explore job openings in the area, whether you are looking for a part-time position or want to launch right into your career.
  • For job seekers of any age, it presents the ability to conveniently meet with representatives from many employers in a single day.

If you have any questions, please contact chamber@oconomowoc.org or call the Oconomowoc Chamber of Commerce at 262-567-2666.

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Associated Bank

Azura Memory Care

DeMark’s Window & Pressure Cleaning Services

Evin at Oconomowoc

Gordy’s Marine Boat Sales

Home Helpers & Direct Link of Lake Country

Lake Country Campus

Lake Country Manufacturing

Mathnasium of Oconomowoc

Rogers Behavioral Health

Sendik’s Food Market

Shorehaven

Waukesha State Bank

 

Associated Bank

Aurora Medical Center – Summit

Azura Assisted Living and Memory Care

Badger Burger Company

Bank Five Nine

Bruno Independent Living Aids

D&H Industries

Don Charpentier Agency – American Family Insurance 

Engine Power, Inc

Evin at Oconomowoc

Ewald Automotive Group

Forward Careers

First Steps Child Care Center of St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church

Goodwill Industries of Southeastern WI

Gordy’s Marine

Great Midwest Bank

Groskopf Construction, Inc.

Hilton Garden Inn Oconomowoc 

Home City Ice

Home Helpers & Direct Link of Lake Country

Ixonia Bank

Lake Country Campus

Lake Country Heating & Cooling, Inc.

Lake Country Manufacturing

Moreland OB_GYN Associates, S.C.

Oconomowoc Area School District

Oconomowoc Parks and Recreation Department

Oconomowoc Golf Club

OFP Ingredients

Opportunities, Inc.

ORBIS Corporation

ProHealth Care

Shorehaven

Sport Clips

Staybridge Suites Milwaukee West

The Ingleside Hotel and Springs Water Park

Three Pillars Senior Living

Waukesha State Bank

Wolf Paving

YMCA at Pabst Farms

Zeman Tool & Manufacturing


Tips for Job Seekers

Prepare for the Employment Expo

  1. Review the list of employers attending the expo.  Identify companies that interest you, and research their products, services, goals, needs, and open positions. 
  2. Think about the questions you will ask.   This will not only demonstrate your interest in the employer’s organization but will also help you answer the recruiter’s questions confidently.  Prepare to tell them why you are interested in their company, how your previous work experience is relevant to the position you are seeking, and the other skills and experiences you can bring to the company
  3. Prepare your resume – now is a great time to update and polish it.

At the Employment Expo

  1. Wear business attire to make a great first impression.  Think about the companies and positions for which you will apply.  Through the research you did in preparing for the expo, you will have a pretty good idea how formal their workplace is.    
  2. Bring copies of your resume and if you have interest in particular companies and jobs, a cover letter that targets that employer’s needs will really help you stand out.  
  3. After meeting with an employer, ask for contact information and next steps, such as filling out an application or scheduling a formal interview.

After the Employment Expo

Recruiters at the expo will have met with many candidates, so keep yourself top of mind with these tips that will help refresh their memory about you.

  1. Send a note the following day to thank them for meeting with you.  While hand-written notes will make an impression, an email or phone call is perfectly fine.  Remember to include information about the position of interest and highlight your skills and strengths that meet the employer’s specific needs.
  2. Even if you gave your resume to the recruiter, send another copy of it and a cover letter to each employer that has a position that interests you.