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Convincing Event Planner Cover Letter Example

July 30, 2022

The event management space had two rough years because of the pandemic. But in 2022, matters are finally back on the good track. Up the 96% of organizers plans to have at least one in-person event this year.

That’s good news for event planners as full-time work and part-time gigs are back on the table. So it’s time to dust off your resume and start practicing cover letter writing! To help you out here’s a quick refresher on the best practices with a fabulous event planner cover letter example below.

Event Planner Cover Letter Sample (Word version)

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Event Planner Cover Letter Example (text version)

This sample is written by an experienced applicant with both full-time and freelance event planning experience under their belt.

Hi John Wolfe,

My former colleague, Mitch Mikes told me that Might Event Agencies is hiring for a full-time event manager position. My years of being an event planner, photographer, and assistant manager at a wedding planning company make me believe I should be a good fit for this role.

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Houston as the epicenter of a global clean hydrogen hub

July 29, 2022

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This report is the result of work by the Houston Energy Transition Initiative’s (HETI) Hydrogen Working Group, a collaboration organized by the Greater Houston Partnership (GHP) and the Center for Houston’s Future (CHF) to develop a shared vision for how the Houston region and the state of Texas can lead the energy transition. HETI seeks to leverage Houston’s energy..
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Vogtle Expansion Cost Jumps Again; In-Service Dates Set for 2023

July 28, 2022

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Southern Co. on July 28 increased its cost estimate for Georgia Power’s share of the two-unit expansion of the Vogtle nuclear plant.

Southern, during an investor presentation of the company’s second-quarter financial results, said Georgia Power’s share of capital costs for the project has risen by $ 52 million, to about $ 10.5 billion in total. Georgia Power, the largest of four utilities owned by Southern Co., owns 45.7% of the project. The construction of Units 3 and 4 at Vogtle is years behind schedule, and the project’s price tag has ballooned to more than $ 30 billion, according to energy industry analysts.

The Vogtle expansion is adding two 1,117-MW Westinghouse AP1000 reactors to two existing units at the site in Waynesboro, Georgia. The project, when initially approved in 2009, was expected to cost about $ 14 billion, with the new reactors coming online in 2016 and 2017. Myriad issues have contributed to delays for the project, including the bankruptcy of Westinghouse and the coronavirus pandemic.…

Putting AI to Work for Better ESG Data

July 26, 2022

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Environment, social, and governance (ESG) reporting has never been easy—and with pressures rising from investors, corporate leaders, and the government, organizations are struggling to meet the needs of all stakeholders.

Facility managers must grapple with reaching and documenting progress toward ESG goals that align with the desires of sustainability-minded investors while boards and corporate leaders argue that ESG is expensive, ineffectual, and not worth the effort.

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All the while, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is working harder than ever to promote more transparency in ESG reporting, with new rules that require at least 80% of assets in funds labeled for ESG to be used for that purpose.

The Problem with ESG Reporting

Despite the controversy ESG reporting begets, it is an important way for stakeholders to hold organizations accountable to the sustainability goals they set, especially as the climate crisis continues to worsen. The World Economic Forum explains that ESG reporting “provides evidence of the commitment to ESG targets and values by documenting carbon footprint, energy efficiency, pollution, human rights, and diversity and inclusion, within the organization and across the supply chain.”…

Engineer Sr / Sr II or Principal (Protection & Control) Portland, OR / SLC, UT – #108429 (SALT LAKE CITY, OR, US, 84116)

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PacifiCorp is seeking customer-centric candidates to grow and sustain our commitment to a culture of customer service excellence, environmental sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion.

General Purpose

Develops engineering design standards and configuration guides for the protection and control of distribution facilities and systems. Create specifications, and performance requirements for protective relay systems and control functionality for all aspects of the distribution system. This position is also responsible for the evaluations and performance assessments of protective equipment installed on the company’s distribution facilities and systems.

Responsibilities

The responsibilities of the Sr Engineer and Sr Engineer II position include:

Design, develop, modify, and evaluate systems, process, or facilities to support company objectives, utilizing engineering methods.
Develop highly complex engineering studies, plans, specifications, calculations, evaluations, design documents, and performance assessments.
Determine methods and techniques for obtaining results.
Act as a lead/expert in the work group; train and mentor less experienced engineers, technicians, and drafters.
Recommend alternative engineering solutions to management to meet business needs.

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