• Named the # 1 place to get published online by Writer's Digest
• Winner of the EPPIE Award for Excellence in Electronic Publishing
• Founding member of Independent Book Publishing Professionals Group
• Winner of the e-Business Award of Distinction from the Alberta Chambers of Commerce
• The FabJob book Dream Careers by Tag and Catherine Goulet is a bestseller which has ranked # 1 in career books, # 1 in business books, and as high as # 4 among all books at Amazon.com
• We give back to the community by donating thousands of books, funding the protection of acres of rainforest, and financially supporting independent book publishing through the Next Generation Indie Book Awards (see our donations page for more information)

		Founders
		FabJob Inc. was founded in 1999 by sisters Tag and Catherine Goulet (known as the Dream Career Experts). Interviewed by media from ABC to Woman's Day, their career columns and articles appear frequently in newspapers throughout the U.S., Canada, and Europe as well as leading websites such as AOL.com, MSN.com, CareerBuilder.com, and of course FabJob.com. They are authors of the book, Dream Careers.
		FabJobbers
		Executive Staff
		Co-CEO Tag Goulet has 15 years of publishing experience and has been creating websites since 1996 when Inc. interviewed her to find out how she managed to get a #1 search engine position for the word "entrepreneur." A contributor to more than a dozen books, including a USA Today bestseller, her career articles are published at sites such as AOL.com, CNN.com, Microsoft's MSN.com, and Yahoo!, among others. A part-time university instructor of management communications, she has spoken before hundreds of thousands of people in dozens of cities. Although she would love to be on Survivor, her favorite TV shows are Heroes and Touched by an Angel. She supports causes that aim to reduce suffering in the world.
		FabJob co-CEO Catherine Goulet has an extensive business background including serving as an officer of several international companies. She attended law school in England, and has owned and managed a successful retail business. Catherine has traveled to over 30 countries, and has shared her entrepreneurial expertise with students as a volunteer for Junior Achievement. She has been interviewed by numerous media outlets including Woman's Day and First for Women. She is a music lover who named her daughter Amoreena after an Elton John song. She supports causes for children having a better life, the rainforest, and passing on kindness.
		John M. McDougall is Vice President of Operations for FabJob. His responsibilities include acquisitions, distribution agreements, protection of FabJob materials and copyrights. John also serves as Privacy Officer, and brings years of experience in various aspects of security and privacy issues. John is a Masters swimmer who competes at the international level during his frequent travels.
		Customer Care Department
		Wendy McDonald was promoted to Customer Care Manager after three years as a Customer Care Specialist for FabJob.com. Wendy worked as a secretary in a bank until her first child came along, and then enjoyed being a stay at home mom and school volunteer. She has three children - Lindsey 23, Matthew 21, and Chris 19 - who have all worked part-time for FabJob.com.
		Shelley Anderson, Manager, Special Projects, has several years customer service experience from the retail industry in a management capacity.  She also carries with her experience in the oil and gas industry involved in several areas ranging from land, drilling, accounting, administration as well as legal.  She is an active volunteer in several events, most of which include school activities.
		Editorial Department
		Before joining FabJob, Brenna Pearce worked in a variety of industries and was department manager of a bookstore. She started with FabJob as an editorial intern, was soon promoted to editorial assistant, and is now lead editor. Her educational background includes a BA in Medieval History and English Literature, and a Bachelor of Education degree from Queen's University, as well as qualifications in accounting and stock market analysis. In her spare time, she plays drums and guitar and sings in a local band.
		Senior Designer Dave Brandt did an editorial internship with FabJob six years ago, and has worked for the company ever since. He is responsible for design of FabJob e-books and print books and is our Intern Coordinator. A recent college graduate, he worked in various positions on the college newspaper and other student publications before joining FabJob. Dave has also worked as a freelance journalist and is an aspiring humor writer. He lives in Michigan.
		FabJob guide writer Julie Moran became a writer after practicing law for 12 years. She holds a Master of Professional Writing degree from the University of Southern California and a law degree from Fordham University. Before joining FabJob, she published books with other publishers and wrote numerous articles for national consumer magazines on such diverse topics as law, parenting, health, and travel.
		Peter Cyngot has worked as an art director / designer / photographer for agencies, companies and on a freelance basis for more years than he is willing to admit. His experience covers the full gamut of communication design, specializing in print. He has managed design departments and is an avid fan of technology, especially in relation to visual communications. He has taught classes in basic design principles, as well as classes in popular design software programs.
		Featured author Todra Payne is a contributing author of the FabJob Guide to Become a Makeup Artist and the FabJob Guide to Become a Spa Owner. Todra has been a professional makeup artist for more than ten years who has worked with celebrity clients and companies such as Bath & Body Works and DKNY. Her work has been featured in magazines such as Elle, Harper's Bazaar, O, and Martha Stewart's Living. Todra is a self-proclaimed spa junkie.
		Sales and Marketing Department
		Marketing Director Clayton Warholm oversees strategic alliances. Before joining FabJob, Clay served as Regional Director for American Management Association International, the world's largest training organization, building relationships with companies in a variety of industries including high tech. Previously, he served as Vice President of Marketing for a multimedia company distributing products in 65 countries.
		Technology Department
		Ron Mah oversees the development of the FabJob website. Shortly after graduating from university with a B.Sc. in engineering, Ron started an IT services company which he ran for 15 years. An advocate of giving back to the community, Ron is an active volunteer involved in developing websites for local non-profit organizations. He enjoys golf when he is not on the computer.
		Other FabJobbers
		FabJob's team includes talented people from more than a dozen locations throughout North America, including editors, designers, writers, programmers, and our fab CFO. If you're interested in joining us, please click here to find out about current job opportunities with FabJob.com.

A Few Fab Photos

He's Fab! Tag and Catherine as little girls (with brother George).

Tag and Catherine shared their list of "Top 10 Fabulous Careers" in Oprah's newsletter. Courtesy of Harpo.

Will Ferrell's character encounters some FabJob guides in the trailer for the movie Bewitched, also starring Nicole Kidman. See the trailer.

John McDougall gets a shine from The Fake Austin Powers (Richard Halpern) at the FabJob.com booth during Book Expo America at the Los Angeles Convention Center in 2003.

The Goulet sisters' career advice has appeared in Metro newspapers in the U.S. and Europe, including dozens of career columns in New York City's hip daily newspaper Metro New York read by almost one million New Yorkers.

Simon's a sweetie. American Idol's Simon Cowell poses with Catherine's daughter Amoreena.

We won! Jan, Catherine and Tag were among the FabJobbers accepting the e-Business Award of Distinction from the Alberta Chambers of Commerce in 2002.

John lends a hand to Chayse Dacoda, of TLC's While You Were Out, at the home and garden show in Vancouver.