Jumping Ahead in Tough Times - What Is Your Plan?
Do you have a plan to reach the next pinnacle in your career? This interactive session will help you put that strategy together . . . .
This interactive session will help you put that strategy together – starting with identifying your Unique Value Proposition (UVP). Your UVP can often get lost in the mix of all the activities you get involved with daily. Once that important piece is known it becomes easier to identify a career progression that makes best use of your top selling feature. During this interactive session you will also be guided towards creating a 5-7 year career plan capitalizing on your UVP. Join us in a transformational career-coaching workshop with two of Northern California’s most sought after career consultants.
Register Online Date: Thursday, October 30, 2008 Time: 6:00pm-6:30pm Networking Reception & Registration. 6:30pm-7:30pm Program, Q&A Location: DLA Piper 2000 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94303 Cost: WCNC Members, Wharton summer interns, members of affiliate clubs, and their accompanied guests. $20 per person. Non-member alumni and other guests: $40 per person. If available, $10 additional for tickets purchased after 6:00pm, Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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 Joe Murphy: The Coach's Coach Joe Murphy has been a career coach and advisor since 1991. He has helped a wide range of executives develop innovative behavioral changes that allowed them to become more effective leaders. For ten years, Joe was a member of Right Management Consultants, the world’s largest Human Resource Consulting firm, where he coached managers and executives from most of Northern California’s Fortune 500 companies. His many writing credits include a spiritual guide for people facing career transitions. and a co-authored book on participative management. His podcasts can be downloaded at Careerfyi.com. He teaches coaching courses at San Francisco State University and the University of Phoenix.
 George Beckstead - Working with the World George Beckstead has been a college professor, a men's gymnastic coach, an Olympic judge and--most recently--an international federation executive. He has worked with civic leaders, corporate sponsors and business executives from all over the world. George is a member of the U.S.A. Gymnastics Hall of Fame since 2002 and was named a 2003 F.I.G. Brevet Honorary Judge. Through his long career of service to international gymnastics, George has a unique understanding and appreciation for foreign cultures and global travel. This experience brings rare cross-cultural perspective for his work as an executive coaching professional.
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