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Starting Your Career? Consider Louisville and El Toro

It’s no easy task to figure out where to start a career. However, research shows Louisville is a great place to consider! Fundera, a small business financing site, lists Louisville as one of The Top Cities for Entry-Level Jobs in an article that provides a landscape view of the most suitable cities for young professionals. In the article, El Toro is recognized as one of the city’s exemplary businesses for providing opportunities for entry-level employees.

El Toro was chosen to represent Louisville based on its value for taking on and nurturing enthusiasm among entry-level staff -- not to mention nearly half of their Advertising Operations and Sales team is entry-level. That said, founder Sean Stafford emphasizes mentorship to help the workforce grow as leaders and to keep the company’s success-driven, team player attitude. You can read more about how El Toro fosters meaningful career growth here

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