Personal Branding - CHispPA Keynote Speech
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- 2. “ Effective Career Transition Strategies” Agenda 1:30PM Networking 2:00PM Welcome 2:05PM Keynote Presentation - Personal Branding Walter Feigenson – Personal Branding Advisor 2:30PM Panel Discussion and Q&A Moderator - Eduardo Salaz (Chief Diversity Officer – Intuit) Randy Block, Career Transition Coach Nancy Lin, Marketing Consultant & Life Coach Hilda Ramirez, Branding & Marketing Consultant David Lemos, Executive Recruiter Key Impact Solutions 3:40PM Networking and Job Fair 4:50PM Close
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- 12 FACILITATOR NOTES Objective: engage participants early in the session Read the directions, then assure the participants that if a statement applies to them and they feel comfortable (challenge by choice) , take 2 steps forward. When they have responded to the question, take notice of who is in the circle and who has been left outside the circle. Let them know you will only make the statement one time . It will not be repeated. (Read the statements in a monotone voice, not emphasizing any particular words or phrases. Organize the statements around the We Connect Diversity Circle.) Use the phrase, “Challenge by Choice.” Thank the participants for having the courage to step inside or stay outside the circle. TRANSITION Ask participants to share a word or phrase that expresses how they felt about the activity. FLIPCHART THE RESPONSES