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Upcoming Career Momentum Events
New Years Networking Celebration
NEW YEARS NETWORKING CELEBRATION at the Clarion Suites on Rimrock Road on Thursday, January 3rd at 4:30 – 7:30. Please put this event on your calendar – we've had a great turnout each of the last two years that we've done this. It is a great way to get your networking off to a great start after the holidays.
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Executive Networking / Execunet
Even in this age of internet job search, networking remains the primary source of opportunity for experienced professionals and executives. Networking savvy makes you a preferred candidate and it remains critical to effective performance once you are in the job.
These meetings provide executives and professionals in the $100K+ bracket opportunities to network with each other in a confidential setting for career and business leads. We provide both structured and unstructured networking opportunities in a setting where up to 20 executives and highly compensated professionals can interact in a confidential setting to share information and contacts that will assist each other in achieving their goals.
Click on the links below to learn more about our meetings scheduled for 2007.
Oct. 4, 2007 • Partnering with Service Providers to Achieve a Win-Win • Sign Up!
Nov. 1, 2007 • Preparing to Make a Good Impression • Sign Up!
Dec. 6, 2007 • Career Development and Organizational Performance Improvement Organizations for Executives – TEC, EA and WMEP • Sign Up!
Assess Lending Other Seminar
History and research show that leaders make a real difference in the success or failure of any organization. Great leaders are capable of creating synergy among their team and motivating them to achieve great results. Yet, many managers are able to get only average results from their team.
Our new leadership development program, the ASSESS Leading Others Seminar, focuses on people leadership and how enhancing these capabilities can impact an individual’s organizational effectiveness.
This two and a half-day seminar is for supervisors and managers with responsibility for achieving business results through others. Using both 360-degree feedback from others in the workplace and personality-based assessment feedback, participants gain insight into their leadership behaviors and the underlying factors that will impact their personal leadership success. In addition, core people management skills are discussed and practiced. Participants are then guided through exercises to help them better evaluate the development needs of their team, both for growth in their current role and for succession planning purposes. Managers leave the seminar with clear action plans for their own development and the development of their direct reports.
The dates for the seminar are Oct 31st through Nov. 2nd, 2007, in Madison, WI. If you or someone in your organization would like to participate, please contact Clara Hurd Nydam at 608-274-2430 or click here to register. We will need your registration by Oct. 5th in order to allow sufficient time for you and your 360 feedback respondents to complete the necessary assessments.
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We hope to see you there.
Regards,
Clara Hurd Nydam
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