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EMI Launches Energy Trading Career Portal, EnergyTraderCareers.Com, to Meet Huge Energy Industry Job Growth

Posted on: Wednesday, 5 December 2007, 09:00 CST

NEW YORK, Dec. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- The Energy Management Institute officially launched today EnergyTraderCareers.com, a new energy trading career center.

(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20050303/NYTH013LOGO )

EnergyTraderCareers.com focuses solely on energy trading and trading support positions, including mid, front, and back-office jobs. This focus is what sets EnergyTraderCareers.com apart from other job boards like Monster(TM) or Careerbuilder(TM) says Stephen Gloyd, Partner, Energy Management Institute. "Our focus on energy trading and trading support positions gives employers a targeted, very specific pool of qualified recruits they can now easily reach. On the flip side, job seekers in financial or physical energy trading sectors will now find it easier than ever to find and apply for jobs in their field," said Gloyd.

EMI, already a leader in training and business information for the energy industry, is launching http://www.energytradercareers.com/ at a critical time in the energy industry, where a recent boom in energy trading has resulted in an increased number of trading jobs and a deficit of candidates to fill those jobs. As cited in the recent Reuters article "Trading boom to spur commodity jobs growth," the number of available jobs in the commodities sector, which includes energy products, will jump 25 percent on average next year. And banks, brokers, utility companies and natural resource firms are expected to focus on hiring traders and analysts.

Energy Management Institute has seen, first-hand, evidence of this trend, said Gloyd, and developed EnergyTraderCareers.com in direct response. "The number one concern we hear from our oil, natural gas, power and banking clients is finding qualified individuals to fill the exploding number of required energy trading and trading support positions," commented Gloyd. "With our large existing energy industry customer base, we're uniquely qualified to reach both perspective employers and qualified recruits and bring them together to help fill the industry's growing career needs."

EnergyTraderCareers.com offers employers a full suite of job posting tools, including applicant tracking and advanced resume search capabilities. Potential recruits will also benefit from EnergyTraderCareers.com's robust job seeker tools. Job seekers are able to build their resume online, save jobs in which they're interested, set email alerts to be automatically notified when a new job meeting their specific criteria is posted, and more.

EMI will draw on its growing network of energy clients consisting of industry alumni and market data subscribers which totals well over 20,000 in 20 different countries, to not only provide employers with highly talented recruits, but also to offer job seekers the most comprehensive source of advanced energy trading career opportunities.

New York-based EMI (http://www.energyinstitution.org/) provides specialized education services to Major Oil, Utilities, Banks, Fortune 500 end-users and top transportation fleets throughout the world. EMI also provides critical business information services and thought leadership in the energy segments of Oil, Alternatives, Gas, and Power. Additionally EMI uses it market expertise to publish a number of industry reports including: Alternative Fuels Index, The Daily Hedger, Future Rack, Biofuel Age, BTU's Daily Gas Wire, BTU's Daily Power Report and BTU's Natural Gas and Power Weekly.

Contact: Beth Taylor

Phone: (610)628.4287

Photo: NewsCom: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20050303/NYTH013LOGOAP Archive: http://photoarchive.ap.org/PRN Photo Desk, photodesk@prnewswire.com

Energy Management Institute

CONTACT: Beth Taylor for Energy Management Institute, +1-610-628-4287

Web site: http://www.energyinstitution.org/http://www.energytradercareers.com/


Source: PRNewswire

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