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Earth Computer and Electronics Recycling, LLC and EarthEcycle, LLC are committed to reducing and eventually eliminating the amount of electronic waste that ends up in the earth by way of dump sites. As a Local or State Coordinator for EarthEcycle you have a unique opportunity to become involved and connected with your community, provide a much needed financial boost for non profit organizations, as well as doing right by the environment. For more information please visit, http://www.earthecycle.us Market, develop, oversee computer/electronic recycling and fundraising events for the benefit of nonprofit 501(c)(3) orgs and charities. Coordinate public media and press releases to media. Previous fundraising, event planning or work with nonprofits is a PLUS! Proven self-starter, muti-tasking and ability to work as an indep. contractor from home-based office. Comfortable making cold-calls by phone/emails. Excellent commun. skills; close attention to detail during all phases of an event. Basic computer skills. We are looking for energetic and environmentally conscious people to develop our Minnesota markets. Compensation: significant commission potential with possible up-ward mobility. Candidate needs desire to earn an above average income. We are a computer/electronics recycler with HQ in Tulsa, OK. Interested candidates reply via email to aprilchomp@gmail.com or by phone 918-282-0710 with resume.

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Posted On:	5/18/2010
Education:	High School or Equivalent
Experience:	0-1 years
Position Type:	Full Time
Job Type:	Permanent
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Posted By:	EarthEcycle
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Location:	USA MN

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