Behringer Harvard Helps Vets Find Jobs

Behringer Harvard hopes to help veterans transition from military to civilian life with job opps through a partnership with the HonorGuard Network. Behringer Harvard CEO Bob Aisner (right, with HGN CEO Jeff Wohlwend)tells us the firm is joining several corporations via a Web portal designed to make it easier for vets to connect with companies that welcome applications from qualified military candidates.Hooah!

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