A laid-off pro football marketer and a recent college grad who literally hit the streets looking for work are our most recent 30 Second Pitches.

Kyra was on assignment this Thursday so Melissa Long pitched in on the pitches.

Check out Louis White's pitch. He's hoping to score a job from his appearance on the pitch after the football league he was working for folded. If you have a job for him you may e-mail him at:
mrlouiswhite@gmail.com

College grad Dustin Scholz is so eager to get his first job, he put on a sandwich board and hit the streets to advertise his resume.

If you have a job for him you may e-mail him at:
scholzdj29@yahoo.com

Here's his pitch:

While the President, ecnomists and business leaders are figuring out what to do to create jobs, we're doing our own "job summit" every Thursday in the CNN NewsRoom.

Today we featured three laid-off job seekers and we'll have their pitches posted here soon.

Jean Senat is expecting his first child in a few weeks and has been looking for work since Februrary.

He is an experienced investment accountant and if you have a job for him e-mail him at:
jsenat@gmail.com

We're also featuring Jay Joseph, a man experienced in marketing and security.

He's currently in Philadelphia and if you have a job for him e-mail him at:
doublejrocks@aol.com

And our third pitch for the day is Atlanta resident Barry Jabbar Sykes.

The father of four is experienced as a hardware technician for an international communications company.

If you have a job for him you may e-mail him at:
rynajho@yahoo.com

In the meantime if you want to be part of the pitch e-mail your resume and some details about your situation to: 30secondpitch@cnn.com

We did a special post-Thanksgiving edition of the pitch this week.

We're featuring laid-off radio dj Lee Ann Taylor.

If you have a job you may e-mail her at: leeannparadj@aol.com

We're also featuring laid-off environmental health and safety engineer George Rinke.

The father of five boys needs your help finding a job.
His e-mail is: george.rinke@att.net

If you have been laid off or downsized and want to be part of the pitch e-mail something about your situation and your resume to: 30secondpitch@cnn.com

This week we featured laid-off pharmacist Patrick Carpenter. He lives in the Boston area and is looking for work.

We'll have his pitch posted here soon.

In the meantime if you have a job for him you may e-mail him at hirepatrickcarpenter@gmail.com

We also featured recent college grad Alison Mainka.

She's an economics major who wants to use her creativty and communication skils.

If you have a job for her you can e-mail her at:
alison.mainka@gmail.com

Her pitch will be posted here soon.

And if you've been laid off or downsized and want to be part of the pitch please send us your information and resume to:
30secondpitch@cnn.com

He's a renaissance man who knows a lot about medieval times.

In this week's 30 Second Pitch we're featuring Mike Stewart.

The married honor's graduate has written books, taught medieval history, managed a financial trust and worked on the board of a non-profit.

He also just happens to be blind.

If you have a job that can utilize his skills as a researcher, analyst, educator or manager e-mail him at:
stewart69@gmail.com

We're also featuring Lisa McGarr.

She most recently worked as a consultant for plastic surgery patients but was laid off.

Apparently in a sagging economy face lifts are the first thing to go on someone's 'to do' list.

If you have a job that can take advantage of her sales and marketing skills e-mail her at:
lisacamlac@yahoo.com

If you've lost your job and want to be part of the pitch please e-mail your resume and information about your situation to:
30secondpitch@cnn.com

We'll be bringing you pitches every Thursday in the CNN NewsRoom.

Our latest 30-Second Pitches are both gentlemen with experience in labor relations. Irwin Pollack was a senior human resources executive at Hertz, and Miles Granderson an attorney dealing extensively with labor law.

If you really need a job & would like to be considered for a :30 Pitch, e-mail us: 30secondpitch@cnn.com.

Joe Orr was laid off after 10 months with a British chemical firm; Debra Rosenbloom, after 10 years with IBM. They faced the buzzer (and Don Lemon, pinch-hitting for Kyra), for Thursday's Pitches.

If you need a job, and would like to come on the show and talk to Kyra, e-mail us at 30secondpitch@cnn.com.

What's a mom to do when she's the sole bread winner for her husband and two adorable boys and she loses her job?

She does The 30 Second Pitch!

Amanda Ward is a skilled account manager and is looking for work that draws on her sales skills.

If you have a job for her e-mail her at:
hireaward@gmail.com

Former pro football player Alphonso Roundtree saw someone doing The 30 Second Pitch while he was eating lunch in a Texas restaurant. He thought to himself, "I should try that!" And he got in touch with us.

If you think the former Miami Dolphins corner back would be set for life, after turning pro you'd be wrong. One of the misconceptions about playing in the NFL is that you'll make millions. Roundtree did make more than $150,000 his season as a pro in Miami, but he made much less than that in his years playing in the Canadian Football league.

Right now he's looking for work in marketing.

If you have a job for him you may e-mail him at:
roundtree.alphonso@gmail.com

In the meantime if you want to be part of the pitch e-mail information about your job situation and your resume to: 30secondpitch@cnn.com
or tweet us at @kyracnn

When a laid-off banker needed to find a new way to find potential employers he reached out to us.

Every Thursday we feature a job seeker and we've met some pretty creative and determined people.

This week banker Steward Anderson showed us his unique approach to tracking his progress looking for work.

If you have a job for him you may e-mail him at:
stewardjanderson@yahoo.com

If you've lost your job and want to be part of The 30 Second Pitch, e-mail us your resume and contact information to:
30secondpitch@cnn.com

Here are two men who hope their job searches end right here on CNN!

Can you help them out?

This week on The 30 Second Pitch we were really touched by homeless truck driver Terry Bailey.

Watch his pitch to hear how the husband and father of two's life took some amazing twists and turns.

If you have a trucking job for Terry you may e-mail him at:
terwbail@hotmail.com

Laid-off public relations manager Ken Castle is hoping to turn his experience and his work cracking down on a neighborhood crime spree into a job.

He's taking Neighborhood Watch to the next level!

You may e-mail ken at:
kcastle77@yahoo.com

If you want to be part of the pitch we have a new way for you to get in touch with us. E-mail us at: 30secondpitch@cnn.com
Or tweet us @kyracnn