Building Your Own C.A.S.T.L.E. – Our March Event!

Join NEXT for Women on March 30th to learn how you can use the C.A.S.T.L.E. principles – Courage, Authenticity, Service, Truth Telling, Love and Effectiveness – to utilize your strengths and natural abilities both in and out of the workplace.

This session will teach you how to:
– become a leader, not a follower
– lead with your heart as well as your head
– discover your natural talents and abilities

We welcome you to join us after the session to network with other attendees!

For more information or to purchase tickets, go to www.castle.eventbrite.com

Thank you to our sponsors!

The S.M.A.R.T. Way to a Fulfilling Life and Career – Our February Event!

Join NEXT for Women on February 24th to learn how to prioritize and set S.M.A.R.T. (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, trackable) goals to help you achieve what you want out of your career and life.

In this interactive session you will learn how to:
- develop a personalized action plan to keep you moving forward
- hold yourself accountable
- talk to your manager about your long-term career objectives
- achieve your goals in a step by step manner

Join us after our learning session for the opportunity to network with other young, professional women.

Learn more about the event and purchase tickets online at www.thesmartway.eventbrite.com

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Breaking The Myths About Career Networking

Networking is often a misunderstood concept. The development of a strong network requires making connections that will sustain more than a simple introduction. Those connections, and the support required to maintain them, are the necessary ingredients to developing a network. An initial meeting or contact with someone does not establish a connection unless there is followup of some kind. The followup must suggest a genuine interest in developing a mutually supportive relationship.

Getting Back in Shape for the Job Chase.

A great discussion that touches on topics that are valuable to all professional women, not just job seekers including:
wardrobe
online presence
networking
support systems

How do you evaluate the success of a networking event and your interactions with the people you met?

Colleen Slaughter was a featured Leadership & Personal Development Coach at our December 2009 learning session focused on effective networking.

Click to see Colleen’s advice!

What is the best way to keep a conversation going or find common ground with someone you have just met?

Colleen Slaughter was a featured Leadership & Personal Development Coach at our December 2009 learning session focused on effective networking.

Click to see Colleen’s advice!

What are some tips for beginning a conversation at a networking event?

Nicoa Dunne was a featured coach and speaker at our December 2009 learning session focused on effective networking.

Click to see Nicoa’s advice!

How should you prepare for an upcoming networking event?

Page Crawford Fehling was a featured coach and speaker at our December 2009 learning session focused on effective networking.

Click to see Page’s advice!

Some great advice for young women from experts like Dr. Oz, Sir Richard Branson, and Dara Torres!

The California Governor and First Lady’s Conference on Women, now known simply as The Women’s Conference, is the nation’s premier forum for women. The goal of the Women’s Conference is to transform women inside and out – and then empower them to help transform our world as Architects of Change.
-CNN iReport

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