RECORDING OF: LinkedIn Tips & Tools for Career Professionals
RECORDING OF:
LinkedIn Tips & Tools for Career Professionals
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If you wish to have this recording for your whole office to view, please reach out to Emily Planz (cccnortheast@gmail.com) to discuss the cost.
About the PDS:
Our speakers covered new features and best-practice techniques, with topics ranging from how culture can impact the LinkedIn profile, to brand building, visuals, Career Explorer and maximizing search tools.
Co-hosted by Sabrina Woods, CCC President,
and Amanda Peters, MIT Career Development Manager
Guest Speakers: Kevin Turner, Bob McIntosh, Donna Svei, Hannah Morgan, Nii Ato Bentsi-Enchill, Ed Han
Speaker Bios:
Amanda Peters: Amanda manages career development for experienced Master’s students and alumni in two multidisciplinary programs spanning engineering, design and business. She has worked in career counseling for over 15 years, including at the Harvard Kennedy School and Boston University. Her clients have ranged from first year undergraduates through PhD students in higher education to refugees and asylees at a nonprofit organization.
Sabrina Woods: Sabrina helps mid-career professionals through challenging career transitions. She teaches workshops on topics ranging from mindfulness and resilience to the Myers Briggs and networking. Sabrina has 20 years of experience in career coaching, and is the current president of the CCC. More info at www.sabrina-woods.com.
Bob McIntosh: Bob empowers job seekers to succeed in their search through disseminating trending advice in large-group and one-on-one settings. He's a prolific writer and is known to show up on LInkedIn here and there.
Hannah Morgan: Hannah speaks and writes about job search and career strategies. She founded CareerSherpa.net to educate professionals on how to maneuver through today’s job search process. Hannah is a past LinkedIn Top Voice in Job Search and Careers and has been quoted by numerous media outlets.
Nii Ato Bentsi-Enchill: Nii Ato is a holistic career coach focused on helping ambitious professionals of color navigate their job search while remaining true to themselves. He holds master’s level training in mental health counseling, allowing him to integrate the personal and professional in his work with clients.
Ed Han: Ed is a corporate recruiter and job seeker ally, leveraging his years of recruiting and LinkedIn instruction experience to help job seekers.
Kevin Turner: Kevin is a branding phenom. After honing his skills at SONY, Stone VC, American Teachers, Thomas Nelson, and the AHA, he opened his own personal and organization branding firm. He is proof to Pivot, You have to prove it! Pulling off 5 pivots in his own career, from Fortune 50 Sales & Marketing to VC, to Public & Private Turnarounds, leading a Non-Profit 50 into 140 countries, and finally proving it to himself by turning a side gig into a 10-year successful business.
Donna Svei: Donna is an executive resume writer and former 25+ year retained search consultant.
Transformational Coaching - Facilitating a More Positive Self-Concept
Presenter: Liane Hambly
Location: Virtual (a Zoom link will be sent to you a few days before the event, after registration)
Date: Friday, March 5th
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
Research shows that a positive mind-set is essential for effective career management. Our clients may have the information they need, rationally understand how to perform in interviews, know how to network, and acknowledge the value of stepping outside their comfort zone – yet a lack of self-belief, confidence, and assertiveness can inhibit their ability to reach their goals.
This workshop explores how career practitioners can work with clients to create a more positive self-identity and a stronger sense of their own potential and ability to change. Participants will be introduced to a practical and engaging method which draws on transformational coaching, chair work (perceptual positions), and dialogical theory.
Liane Hambly is the Director of Liane Hambly Associates and co-author of Creative Career Coaching, Theory into Practice (2019). She has also authored Let's Talk Guidance, a DVD and learning resource on Career Coaching, and has published several articles on Career Theory, the Role of Faith in Career Decision Making, and Planned Happenstance.
Based in Nottinghamshire, England, Liane works internationally, primarily designing and delivering Professional Development programs for career practitioners. In addition to her own private career coaching practice, Liane has worked as a Senior lecturer in career development for a number of UK Universities.
Liane is a lead trainer for the Career Development Institute and a motivational keynote speaker. To date she has designed and delivered inspirational learning programs to more than 15,000 practitioners throughout the UK and the US. She presented at the Career Thought Leaders Conference in San Diego, worked with Skills Development Scotland to design a coaching approach to Career Guidance, and was a keynote speaker at our Career Counselors Consortium Conference in August 2020.
Work Interventions Network (WIN):
An International Collaboration of Practitioners and Researchers on Unemployment and Underemployment
This particular series is not intended to duplicate the services currently offered in traditional job search groups; rather, it is a pilot for a project that extends beyond those services, offering a group experience that focuses on the social/emotional aspects of being in a job search. Topics to be discussed include Deepening and Sustaining Relationships, Fostering Social Awareness and Reducing Self-Blame, Building Emotional Resilience and Self-Care, and Planning, Exploring and Engaging in the Job Search. Job searching during a pandemic will also be a focus of this group.
There will also be a research component, and participants will be asked to confidentially evaluate their experience once the group has ended.
Free training on Wednesday, March 17, 2021 from 11:00 am – 1:00 pm EST. At the training, there will be an introduction/overview which will include:
The WIN team is thrilled to be able to offer this to career and workforce practitioners and supporting organizations from across the country*.
Please feel free to reach out to Amy Mazur with questions, or if you are interested in this initiative and would like to register, email Amy at acmazur@comcast.net.
More information about this event here.
* A training has already occurred for career and workforce professionals affiliated with NJHSA (the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies.)
CCC March Networking Night
Date: Tuesday, March 23rd
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM EST
Join CCC members Anne Grieves, Victoria Lally, & Liz Lombard for an online scavenger hunt as part of this networking night!
Spring Into New Connections: Join fellow CCC members and guests for an evening of connecting. Attendees will participate in a virtual scavenger hunt where you will meet some new and familiar faces and put your creative minds together to complete this interactive activity. There will also be two featured articles that will guide us in small group discussions.
Best Practices Roundtable:
Working with International Students and Clients
Facilitator: Mike Conte
Date: Thursday, April 15
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
This roundtable is an opportunity to share and learn from one another on working with an International population who are seeking employment and career direction in the United States. Engage with career counselors/coaches and Industry Professionals who work with a focus on an international cliental. This roundtable conversation is for anyone who wants to share ideas and learn from others who work with International Clients and Students.
Please note: Visa Issues will not be a focus on this Roundtable.
Designing Your Life for Career Professionals
Presenter: Beth Olson
Date: Friday, April 30, 2021 & Friday, May 7, 2021
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
This is a 2 part webinar, with material building off of each other.
You are required to attend both days.
Immerse yourself in design thinking & learn how to bring it into your counseling and coaching practices.
Stay tuned for more information about this 2 part training session.
The New Job Landscape:
Coaching Jobseekers in the New Job Market
Facilitator: Anastasia Rose-Diamantis Lopez
Location: Virtual
Date: Friday, May 21
Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
Join other career professionals in a roundtable discussion about the new job landscape and talking out strategies in three breakout rooms (private practice, technology tips & tricks, and coaching clients on their expectations). Each person will have a chance to join all three breakout room discussions to learn from others the different strategies and network with each other.
