March 2 (PM)
(co-sponsored with ICF) - “The New Model of Career Coaching
to Enhance Your Niche” - Presenter: Marcia Bench, Career
Coach Institute
April 7 (AM)
- “International Careers Career Opportunities in International
Economic Development” - Panelists: Adrienne Nassau, President,
the 1818 Society (World Bank Group Retiree Association), Geri
Critchly, SR. Recruiter, MRI, Soonhoon Ahn, Gene Owens
May 18 (PM)
- “Professional Employer Organizations - what your clients
should know.” - The DOL estimates that by 2020, more than
half of all the US workforce will work for one. Share and learn
best practices in helping clients get employment through such
agencies.
June 2 (AM)
- (co-sponsor with MACLPN) “Monster.com Program - Updates
to Help Your Clients” - Presenter: Toni Little, Director
of Federal Business Dev. at Monster.com
July 20 (PM)
- “Negotiating - Best Practices and Current Negotiable”
- Presenter: Nan Siemer. Best practices in negotiating salaries
and benefits, including the latest on the controversy reegarding
whether to stall on talking salary or go with the HR flow and
talk turkey up front. Also, a discussion on current "negotiable."
September
20 (PM) - “Marketing Your Coaching Business for Financial
Success” - Presenter: Richard Knowdell
October 13
(PM) - “Diversity Skills and Techniques Counselors/Consultants/Coaches
Need to Help Clients Work in Diverse Workplaces.” Enhancing
multi-cultural sensitivity of career professionals.
November 22
(PM) - “Employment Trends: What's Been Happening and What's
Coming Up? Where Are the Jobs?”
November -
TBD - “ICC Certification Workshop” - Presenter: Susan
Drew Thomas Location TBD
December 8
(PM) - “Networking for Happy Time” - joined by members
of sister organizations and our spouses: ASTD, MAC/LPN, MCDA,
ICF, et al.
February 2006
- Professional Development Concurrent Workshops: 1) Assessment
Skills Development (MBTI, Strong, etc.), 2) Career Coaching with
Partnership of Human Resources Professionals, 3) Coaching: Based
on "The 12 Bad Habits That Hold Good People Back" by Waldroop
and Butler.
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