Veteran Career Fairs Work: A By-the-Numbers Look
Exhibitors at our events include corporate employers, law-enforcement agencies and other government employers, franchisors, and educational institutions. Candidates include men and women who are transitioning from active duty to civilian life, veterans who already have civilian work experience, members of the National Guard and Reserves, and military spouses and other family members.
Based on our post-event surveys, here’s what the numbers say for 2015:
- 5,220 exhibitors at 101 events, an average of 51.7 per event.
- Exhibitors included 4,454 employers, with an average of 44.1 employers per event.
- 33,476 veteran candidates attended, an average of 331.4 per event.
- Employers expected to conduct from 23,424 to 38,722 interviews.
- Employers expected to extend 12,430 job offers, an average of 2.8 per employer and an all-time record of 123.1 per event.
Here’s how exhibitors rated our events, in terms of “percent favorable”:
- 95.1% favorable on overall event experience
- 94.4% favorable rating on return on investment
- 91.6% likelihood of participating in a future event, an all-time record
- 92.4% favorable on quality of candidates
- 91.0% favorable on number of candidates
- 97.1% favorable on pre-event communications
- 97.1% favorable on on-site support
But the best way to judge the quality of a RecruitMilitary veteran career fair is to participate. [Visit our Solutions page](https://www.recruitmilitary.com/employers/solutions#job-fairs) for more information.