Chicago-based software company Risekit helps 'overlooked' candidates find jobs

Risekit's CEO said his software connects "overlooked" job seekers, primarily from Chicago's South and West sides, with non-profits and employers.After 13 years working for an insurance collections company, Imelda Mason was laid off last April. The 60-year-old had no plans for early retirement, so she sought a new job, but much has changed since the last time Mason found employment.

Strauss said his software connects "overlooked" job seekers, primarily from Chicago's South and West sides, with non-profits and employers."Our employer partners are hospitality, warehouse, industrial, manufacturing, customer service, call centers and IT Jobs," Strauss said.

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