Son helps former Lightning executive find new job

MARCH 17, 2009

When Ben Gullett saw a businessman carrying a sign in Tampa that said he was looking for work, he got an idea to help his own father’s job prospects. The son of a Tampa Bay Lightning marketing director knew his father was in danger of being laid off. So he set to work on a video that boasted his dad’s qualities just in case.

Last Thursday, Mark Gullett lost his job and the video was posted on YouTube.com. Within 24 hours, they had already gotten a couple hundred e-mails and a couple of job leads, the father said. Currently, the video has been viewed more than 15,000 times.

Mark and Ben are filming a segment in their Brandon home this afternoon that will appear on the Today Show tomorrow morning, said Mark Gullett.

Posted by Times Editor at 10:57:39 am on March 17, 2009 in

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