Letting Go of What Was and Creating Possibilities for What's Next in Your Career
Tuesday, November 10, 2009 from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (ET)
MEETING OVERVIEW
6:00 – 6:30 PM – Registration and Informal Conversations – Cash Bar and Light Hors d’oeuvres served
6:30 – 7:15 PM - Presentation given by Employaid's Founder, Barbara Poole, followed by Q&A
7:15 - 8:00 PM - Preview what's next and more informal conversations with fellow savvy career professionals
PRESENTATION OVERVIEW
Have
you been on a career path and are now desperate for a change? Or was a
change made for you when you were laid off from your job? Are you
entering the job market for the first time or reentering it after an
absence? Or are you thinking of taking an entrepreneurial path and
starting a business of your own? If any of these questions apply to
you, then personal reinvention is the name of the game for you as a job
seeker or career changer in today’s uncertain economy.
Personal reinvention??? Absolutely! The status quo no longer exists in today’s world and presenting yourself as you have in the past no longer works. Not to worry though, because with a little creativity on how to re-position yourself, you just may discover opportunities you never thought possible in the New Economy.
Please join us on Tuesday, November 10th for an enlightening and empowering career discussion designed to put you on the right path towards "Letting Go of What Was and Creating Possibilities for What’s Next in Your Career." Barbara Poole, Founder and CEO of Employaid.com will lead this lively discussion as she introduces new concepts and presents concrete suggestions for rising to the challenges job seekers/career changers face in today’s ever changing work environment. Plus, you'll have plenty of time for informal networking in the fabulous Zanzibar - the space that the NY Times says "is a wildly popular restaurant and lounge at Ninth Avenue and 45th Street."
Employaid, Inc Presents Career Hub Events
Employaid.com, the premier online career building resource is proud to introduce live networking/learning events for those wishing to explore new and exciting career options. Employaid's Career Hub is the place to meet other savvy career professionals, share ideas, and leave each MeetUp with at least one career concept or strategy that you can put into use the very next day. If you are tired of getting all of your career info. on the Internet, come out and join us for a totally unique take on the working life. We are always informative, irreverent, and never, ever dull!
Each month, Employaid.com Founder and CEO Barbara Poole will host events offering a blend of education and networking. Our focus will be on helping you discover new possibilities for a happier, more productive experience in today’s challenging and ever changing work environment. Whether you are looking for a more positive existence in the career you are in, or you are looking to discover new career options you may have never thought of, Employaid’s Career Hub events will provide exciting new options and sound guidance to support you on your journey. Additionally, each event will leave plenty of time for networking amongst peers.
Barbara spent 20 years working with Fortune 500 companies such as Estee Lauder, LensCrafters, HP, Dunkin' Donuts, and Lord & Taylor to improve company and individual performance. A Management Training and Consulting Coach by trade, Barbara founded Employaid to bring what she knows about HR, branding, revenue growth and marketing success to the field of career development. Since founding Employaid, Barbara has been quoted on work and career issues in the Wall St. Journal, MSNBC, ABC News,, Business Week and the NY Post, among others. Employaid and its Career Hub events are a labor of love for Barbara. Her passion is to share what she knows so that others may discover new and enriching career possibilities.
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