Job Board News and a CEO Quits
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Job Board News and a CEO Quits

B2Upper-intermediateAugust 13, 20267 min
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First up, Toby Dayton, the longtime CEO of Job Market Data

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Here's what's in the news this week. First up, Toby Dayton, the longtime CEO of Job Market Data from LinkUp and managing director at parent company, Global Data announced on Monday he will step down

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at the end of September after a 25 year run at the helm. His monthly column on the job market was a must read for this guy. In a blog post reflecting on the company's journey,

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date and recounted starting the business over two decades ago, initially built around print, web, TV and radio media, including a weekly employment newspaper,

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