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Bospar has organized the PRoviding Choices virtual job fair for PR pros looking to relocate from Texas as a result of that state’s abortion ban.
On Sept. 19, the San Francisco technology shop offered its six Austin employees relocation money if they feel the need to exit the Lonestar Star due to the law.
The job fair will launch Nov. 4 at 7 a.m. CDT and run for 30 days, showcasing roles available in PR and communications, in places not subject to the ban.
It is free to attend and other participating agencies include Bateman Agency, BOCA, EvolveMKD, Highwire PR, Karbo Communications, Manhattan Strategies, Redwood Climate Communications, Strange Brew Strategies and Trier and Company.
“As other Silicon Valley-based agencies heard about what we were doing, they asked to join this effort,” said Bospar principal and co-founder Curtis Sparrer.
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