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Mentoring Matters – Jennifer Campbell
Roundtable Mentor, Jennifer Campbell shared her perspective with our team on how to tap into sponsors and mentors to move your career forward. “Rather than
September 22, 2017
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Mentoring Matters – Bob Canuel
Roundtable Mentor, Bob Canuel shared his perspective with our team on how to tap into sponsors and mentors to move your career forward. “A mentor
September 22, 2017
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Mentoring Matters – John Hastings
Roundtable Member, John Hastings, Director of Sales at Elavon, shared his perspective with our team on how to earn the trust of a boss who’s
August 21, 2017
Hit Your Senior Level Presentation Out of the Park
Presenting to a senior audience can be intimidating, even for those that have been doing them for many years. So, how do we set ourselves
July 27, 2017
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Mentoring Matters – Claudia Calderon
Roundtable Member Claudia Calderon, Senior Director of Marketing, CSD Portfolio & Field Planning/Activation at PepsiCo Beverages Canada, shared her perspective with our team on how
July 24, 2017
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Mentoring Matters – Zev Smith
Roundtable Member Zev Smith, People Business Partner at Aviva, shared his perspective with our team on how to set yourself up for success when presenting
July 24, 2017
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