Shoreline Women's Career Conference

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Timeless Career Strategies for women seeking professional success.

Location: Essex CT
Members: 28
Latest Activity: Sep. 8, 2009

SIGN UP FOR THE NEXT SHORELINE WOMEN's CAREER CONFERENCE - COMING JUNE 30th!!

The Shoreline Women’s Career Conference

Date: Tuesday, June 30th
Time: 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Hosted by: The Essex Professional Women’s Network
Place: The Acton Library
60 Old Boston Post Road
Old Saybrook, CT.

Part I:
Women, Power & Influence: Personal Leadership Essentials for Savvy Women
Kay Wilson, Inner Circle USA LLC

Part II:
Creating a Resume that Resonates
John Brubaker, Professional Resume Plus

Timeless resume rules that get you noticed for the right reasons. Also, specific resume strategies for women who have taken a hiatus to raise a family, and who many times feel apprehensive about the marketability of their skills.

A 6 person professional panel: Dr. Alicia Farrell, Clearview Consulting; Barbara Arelt, Financial Advisor Morgan Stanley Smith Barney; Astrid Niemelaeinen, Fashion and Image Consultant; Kay Wilson, InnerCircle USA and John Brubaker, ProResPlus and JoAnne Carter, Education Solutions will engage the audience in a lively discussion about the many issues women face while pursuing a career.

RSVP: Dr. Alicia Farrell (860) 388-5903 by Friday, June 26th.

Registration fee is $20. All proceeds will be distributed to a local charity.

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Started by Barbara Arelt. Last reply by Andrea Reu Apr. 26, 2009.

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Comment by Terry Starr on June 14, 2009 at 10:51pm: GOOD LUCK AT JUNE 30th MEETING...Sorry Bradi and I won't be there.

Comment by Terry Starr on May 4, 2009 at 2:06pm: GO TO EVENTS SECTION & LOOK FOR SHORELINE SOC NETWORKING EVENT TO RSVP!!!
http://www.myworkbutterfly.com/events/shoreline-womens-career-social

Comment by Terry Starr on May 4, 2009 at 12:09pm: HI Barbara & Alicia,
To make it easier to RSVP, I have set up an event page with RSVP and call-in info on it........I created a link above.

Terry

Comment by Alicia Farrell, Ph.D. on May 4, 2009 at 11:15am: Wanted to pass on some resources I ran across that might be helpful to some of you. First, two books -- "Ten Easy Steps to a Perfect Resume" and "Ten Steps to Finding the Perfect Job" both by Carolyn Thompson. Also check out Carolyn's blog, www.JobSearchJungle.com. For those of you who have recently lost your job and are looking for some blogs for support, check these out. recentlylaidoff.com, itainteasybeingpink.blogspot.com, and howigotlaidoff.com.

Would love some feedback on what you think of these resources for future reference.

Thanks,

Alicia

Comment by Elizabeth Jaccoma on May 4, 2009 at 10:20am: Count me in too - is this how we RSVP?

Comment by Alicia Farrell, Ph.D. on May 4, 2009 at 10:03am: Count me in for May 11th at 11am. I need all the help I can get!

Comment by Barbara Arelt on May 4, 2009 at 9:58am: I will attend the Webinar on Monday May 11th to learn more about the importance of social networking!

Comment by Lisa Marie Elliott on April 29, 2009 at 6:09pm: Hi everyone,
The first meeting of the Shoreline Women's Career Conference was very inspiring and informative,not to mention a lot of fun.
I look forward to the next one.
Have a great night...

Comment by Ann Williams on April 22, 2009 at 5:46pm: Once again, my good friend Alicia has done a stand up job by bringing like minded people together! Last night was great and I came away feeling as though I belong to a new fellowship of women. Thanks to all for sharing. It is so helpful to hear of others thoughts, fears, joys, ideas... makes me feel ......well, normal.

Comment by Dodie Milardo on April 22, 2009 at 3:28pm: Last night's workshop was invigorating. It's all about helping each other - what great support and energy in that room last night. I am happy to be a part of this. Thank you to all the presenters and to all the participants who so willingly opened up to share their fears and concerns. It's great to know we aren't alone. Now if I can figure out how to adjust my photo so the top of my head is not chopped off, I'll be all set!