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Ever need help tweaking your resume so that it SELLS your skills? What about tracking information about your paycheck or knowing your employee rights?
Are you a young adult new on your job or just starting out in your career path? And is love blinding your path to success on the job or in college?
Answers to these and other pressing career development questions are one radio program away. And we've brought in the right expert to tackle these issues.
Karen Hinds
Veteran speaker, trainer, and coach, Karen Hinds (www.workplacesuccess.com) debuts her new organizational initiative, The Power of Distinction, and outlines the course of action every emerging leader must take in order to succeed in today's marketplace. The author of four books, including her newest, A Young Adult's Guide To The Global Workplace, Karen details the essential skills needed for successful career building in a global economy.
Karen has worked with young professionals for more than a decade. She is a consultant, motivational speaker, Founder/CEO of Workplace Success Group, and author of four books.
Workplace Success Group provides workforce development solutions to organizations committed to increasing the effectiveness of emerging leaders. The company partners with organizations to develop and retain global emerging talent who are responsible, respectful, and results oriented. This is accomplished by facilitating global events in colleges, universities and high schools, corporate training programs, monthly mentoring subscriptions and with books, DVDs and e-learning programs. Organizations such as Frito-Lay, Turner Construction, Harvard Business School Executive Education Program, University of Connecticut, and the Northwest Regional Investment Board have used her services.
She writes a weekly business column for an international newspaper and appears as a guest on radio and television programs. Karen has been quoted in Black Enterprise Magazine and featured in The Boston Globe. She was nominated for the Woman Entrepreneur of the Year by the Connecticut Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners and won the Micro to Millions business award in 2008.
Karen is also the author of Get Along, Get Ahead: 101 Courtesies for the New Workplace; Networking for a Better Position & More Profit; A Teenager’s Guide to the Workplace; and A Young Adult’s Guide to the Global Workplace.
She is from the beautiful Caribbean island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and is a graduate of the Boston Public Schools and Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. Karen lives in Connecticut with her husband and son.
Your Thoughts and Suggestions are always welcome in the Comments Section Below
-Carole
Are you a young adult new on your job or just starting out in your career path? And is love blinding your path to success on the job or in college?
Answers to these and other pressing career development questions are one radio program away. And we've brought in the right expert to tackle these issues.
Karen Hinds
Veteran speaker, trainer, and coach, Karen Hinds (www.workplacesuccess.com) debuts her new organizational initiative, The Power of Distinction, and outlines the course of action every emerging leader must take in order to succeed in today's marketplace. The author of four books, including her newest, A Young Adult's Guide To The Global Workplace, Karen details the essential skills needed for successful career building in a global economy.
Karen has worked with young professionals for more than a decade. She is a consultant, motivational speaker, Founder/CEO of Workplace Success Group, and author of four books.
Workplace Success Group provides workforce development solutions to organizations committed to increasing the effectiveness of emerging leaders. The company partners with organizations to develop and retain global emerging talent who are responsible, respectful, and results oriented. This is accomplished by facilitating global events in colleges, universities and high schools, corporate training programs, monthly mentoring subscriptions and with books, DVDs and e-learning programs. Organizations such as Frito-Lay, Turner Construction, Harvard Business School Executive Education Program, University of Connecticut, and the Northwest Regional Investment Board have used her services.
She writes a weekly business column for an international newspaper and appears as a guest on radio and television programs. Karen has been quoted in Black Enterprise Magazine and featured in The Boston Globe. She was nominated for the Woman Entrepreneur of the Year by the Connecticut Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners and won the Micro to Millions business award in 2008.
Karen is also the author of Get Along, Get Ahead: 101 Courtesies for the New Workplace; Networking for a Better Position & More Profit; A Teenager’s Guide to the Workplace; and A Young Adult’s Guide to the Global Workplace.
She is from the beautiful Caribbean island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and is a graduate of the Boston Public Schools and Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. Karen lives in Connecticut with her husband and son.
Your Thoughts and Suggestions are always welcome in the Comments Section Below
-Carole
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