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HedgeFundJobList.com is Helping Haiti Earthquake Victims

HedgeFundJobList.com is making a significant pledge to help victims of the devastating earthquake in Haiti.

Until the end of January, HedgeFundJobList.com will donate 25% of ALL sales to the American Red Cross, International Response Fund.

That’s right, for every hedge fund / PE list purchased until January 31, 25% of the total price will be donated.

Even if you do not currently have a need for any of our lists, we hope you will consider making a donation of your own to a charity providing relief to victims of the Haiti quake.

Find out more about what HedgeFundJobList.com is doing to help Haiti.

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Also, find out about the Hedge Funds Helping Haiti Challenge

2009 Hedge Fund Employment Report

HedgeFundJobList.com is proud to announce the completion of the 2009 Hedge Fund Employment Report.

The report investigates recent hiring trends, predicts future employment conditions, and analyzes the cities and states with the best conditions for hedge fund employment.

Key Findings:

• A slow summer for hedge fund jobs was ended by an encouraging amount of new jobs in September.
• New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts are the best states for finding a hedge fund job.
• Greenwich, Boston, San Francisco, and New York are the best cities for finding a hedge fund job.
• The most commonly advertised hedge fund position is for Analysts/Associates, followed by Accounting

Read the entire 2009 Hedge Fund Employment Report

Today our intrepid leader, Josh Gnaizda, founder and bossman of HedgeFundJobList.com, was interviewed by PBS’s Nightly Business Report on the swelling outrage over the AIG bonuses and the current employment climate in the financial world.

While the entire segment (and show) is worth watching, our mention appears between about 4:54 and 5:10.

From the segment:

“Oh and by the way, websites like HedgeFundJobList.com are telling us they are seeing a surge in interest, with more than enough qualified job-seekers to replace anyone who decides working at AIG may no longer be worth the trouble. Darren Gersh, Nightly Business Report, Washington.”

As this site exists for job-seekers, it is only fitting that he made our first television appearance all about you, our users. Thank you for all your interest, and we hope to be serving your needs and helping you establish your career for a long time.

Link to the Video (quote from 4:54-5:10)