Are you dissatisfied with your career path? Have you been thinking about making a change? Do you wish you had greater clarity about what to do next with your career, along with a plan of action that would support you in moving your career to a better place? Come out to hear stories of how (and why) real people make career changes. Learn the common places where people get stuck in the career change process, and gain insight into exactly what you need to do to get momentum and make progress with your own career goals. This workshop is based on career coach Alison Cardy's new book, Career Grease: How to Get Unstuck and Pivot Your Career, that is launching the same day.
Date and Time
March 30th
6:00-8:00 pm
Location
Busboys and Poets
1025 5th Street NW
Washington, DC 20001
nearby metro stations: Gallery Place/Chinatown and Mt Vernon Square/7th Street Convention Center
Logistical Notes
Busboys and Poets’ full dinner menu will be available for purchase on a per person basis. The presentation will start promptly at 6:30 pm. A book sale and signing will follow the presentation.
Registration
Cornell Club members have been invited to attend this event for free. Enter the following promotional code to redeem your free ticket: GREASE-CORNELL.
Bio
Alison Cardy, author of Career Grease: How to Get Unstuck and Pivot Your Career, is a career coach who has guided hundreds of people to innovative and functional career solutions. She is a practical advocate for achieving your heart's desires, improving your workweek, and making a difference, all while keeping an eye on your financial success. Alison’s work has been featured on Monster, Forbes, LearnVest, the Huffington Post, and the Chicago Tribune. She is a certified coach and a graduate of the University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business. Her career coaching website is www.cardycareercoaching.com.
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