Carter Rescinds Contract and Military Scholarship

Irvin Carter Jr Rescinds Contract and Scholarship Award CAN (Career Agents Network)


All documentation regarding this rescission in Contract Agreement and Military Scholarship Award.


icjr/abbott ames and associates


Effective immediately rescinds any and  all Contract Agreements and Military Scholarship Award from Career Agents Network Wixom MI 48393


Due to the controversy associated with this Corporation known and operating as Career Agents Network.


I have no choice but to decline the acceptance of a Military Scholarship as well as any affiliation, association with this Corporation or its Contract of Service.
Rescission Irvin Carter Jr

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Career Agents Network Announces Winner of 2010 Career Agent Military Scholarship for “Entrepreneur Hero”

Career Agents Network is pleased to award Irvin Carter, Jr. the 2010 Career Agent Military Scholarship for "Entrepreneur Hero". Carter will receive a $20,000 scholarship for starting his own recruiting business, targeting high-growth industries, as a Career Agent.

Wixom, MI (PRWEB) March 4, 2010 -- Career Agents Network Announces Winner of their 2010 Military Scholarship for “Entrepreneur Hero”.

Launching his Career Agent practice, recruiting in-demand talent from high-growth industries, is an ideal fit for Mr. Carter, given his experience in human capital management, change strategy concepts and sincere interest in technology.

It is with great pride that Career Agents Network announces Irvin Carter, Jr. as their 2010 Career Agent Military Scholarship winner. Mr. Carter, or simply “Carter” to his friends, will receive a $20,000 scholarship for starting his own recruiting business, targeting high-growth industries, as a Career Agent.

Mr. Carter was born in 1952 in Philadelphia. In 1974 he joined the United States Army and for six years served our nation in Korea and Germany. He also served in the Washington State Army National Guard until 2004 when he retired a Master Sergeant. In the National Guard he served as the Community Service Lead and held positions in Employee Relations and Military Personnel Relations.

The non-military career of Irvin Carter spans television, real estate and human talent management.

In 1997 Mr. Carter, started Abbott Ames & Associates doing training development and business consulting for small businesses, and local government agencies.

“We are proud to have Irvin Carter, a true Entrepreneur Hero as our 2010 Career Agent Military Scholarship Winner and glad to have him in our organization,” says Paul Helm, President of Career Agents Network. “Launching his Career Agent practice, recruiting in-demand talent from high-growth industries, is an ideal fit for Mr. Carter, given his experience in human capital management, change strategy concepts and sincere interest in technology.”

Mr. Carter is based in Philadelphia and from there he will launch his new recruiting enterprise as a Career Agent and expects to target healthcare and medical practitioners.

Career Agents Network conducted its 2010 Military Scholarship over the past 60 days. Numerous applicants applied and although they did not win the scholarship, they are eligible for a $10,000 partial scholarship towards becoming a Career Agent until Armed Services Day, April 7th, 2010.

Career Agents Network is an international recruiting enterprise working in high-growth industries like medical recruiting, Health IT recruiting, and energy recruiting. Career Agents Network trains and supports qualified entrepreneurs in starting their own recruiting business using cutting-edge business intelligence software and a universal candidate exchange database shared between offices.

Find out more about Career Agents Network:

Paul Helm

Career Agents Network
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