Last month, members of the Ochsner Health team attended a Career Capacity Day at Southern University in Baton Rouge! This event provided students with invaluable insights into various career paths, industry trends and the opportunity to connect with professionals from different fields. Our dedicated employees had a fantastic time sharing their experiences, offering guidance and inspiring the next generation of industry leaders. It was a day filled with learning, networking and growth! 📚🤝 Curious about our workforce development programs and how you can join the Ochsner team? Visit our website to learn more! ochsner.org/workforce
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Ready to accelerate your career in sustainability? Sign up to join this panel discussion hosted by recent Presidio Graduate School graduates!
Don't miss our upcoming Recent Graduate Panel event on Wednesday, November 15th, from 5:30-6:30 p.m. PST! Join us and several recent 2023 Presidio graduates to hear firsthand how their time at Presidio Graduate School propelled them into careers of impact in various industries and professional sectors. There will be time for a Q&A; come prepared with questions for our incredible panelists! Click the link below to learn more about our panelists and RSVP. We'll see you there! https://lnkd.in/g-kXE8WW
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This post made my day yesterday. It reminds me of how the things we do and decisions made can make a huge difference in other's lives. Let’s make a difference today! #shrm #gvfhra #sepashrm SHRM #emccc #recruitment #HR
Thanks to the people who really gave me the opportunities that launched my career at BMS way back when - Leon Singletary, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, John Hardiman and Kevin Guthrie! Thanks to each of you for what has been an amazing career of already 26 years if that is possible?!?! Take a moment here and give a shoutout to those people who took a chance on YOU!
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🌟It's always a pleasure to see our business associates succeed! 👉🏼Renovia is a great example of a company that takes care of their employees, clients, and projects. 😍Celebrating their success is a true joy for me. It's always a good feeling when our beliefs align with the companies we work with. #Success #Collaboration #BusinessGrowth
We’re honored to be named second best company in the medium company category of the annual Best Places to Work in Indiana Awards program. We are grateful for the incredible team members who go the extra mile each and every day to elevate contracting in America and make a positive impact on the communities we serve. Our employees’ dedication, passion, and positivity is paramount in this achievement. This is the sixth year Renovia has been recognized as a top employer in Indiana, and this ranking marks our highest result yet.
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Harvard career advisor Gorick Ng shares the secrets and unspoken expectations to help you start your career off right and become a top performer in the workplace. Watch the full lesson and discover our library of content from the world's biggest thinkers at: https://hubs.li/Q02t5d6v0
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I'm still buzzing from the opportunity to see Jude and Marcus speak 2 weeks ago. I left the event inspired about the work that we do and how to continue to push the conversations forward on how we treat and use data in our day to day work. As Dr. Marcus Collins challenged us..."We don't see the world as 'what' it is, we see the world as "WHO we are". Noodling on that will expand your horizons of how you approach the work that you do regardless of part of the 'organization' you are with. I'm left with these additional nuggets of wisdom from the talk from both Dr. Marcus Collins and Judith Carr-Rodriguez... 1 - Consumption is a CULTURAL act. 2 - Don't mistake information for intimacy. 3 - Shakespeare was right - "All the world's a stage, and we are merely [SOCIAL] actors." 4 - Stories of 'failure' generally result in stories of innovation. 5 - Don't confuse kindness with weakness. 6 - Good storytelling and creativity is 'messy' - it is likely clear at the beginning, messy in the middle and magical by the end. 7 - The messy middle is necessary! 8 - Sometimes the obvious isn't obvious until it's pointed out. #alwayslearning #4As
An opportunity for continuous learning and networking? We're there. Last week we had the opportunity to attend the local 4A's NYS Council Annual Event and gain insights from creative minds to bring back and share with our employee-owners and clients. Check out our most recent blog post to discover our top takeaways. https://lnkd.in/gjeJthRs
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Intentional Educator, Instructional Design, Nonprofit (Fund/Grants) Strategist, Emerging Philanthropist
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The South Bend Regional Chamber is excited to share a new opportunity — Career Connection Specialist. We’re seeking a highly organized relationship builder to join our education and workforce team, lead the Chamber Educator Externship Program and design/implement two new programs: the Career Coaching Fellowship and Educator Work-Based Learning Immersion. Shout out to Natalie Wenzler, MPA and the Institute for Workforce Excellence for guidance on creating our first Skills-Based Job Description: https://lnkd.in/gCVe9pCB!
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If you are J&J alumni, check out the post below about the J&J Reserve Squad and next week's info sessions!
Calling all U.S.-based Johnson & Johnson alumni! Just because you’ve left Johnson & Johnson doesn’t mean you can’t still make an impact. As a J&J Reservist, you can take on flexible, project-based roles, stay connected to the J&J community, access customized professional development plans, and flex your specialized skills while learning new ones. Join us for an information session exclusively for J&J alumni to learn about our new Reserve Squad program and how it might fit your career goals. https://bit.ly/3rJlMit
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Our Forty Under 40 program honors young professionals in the Des Moines metro who dedicate themselves to their careers and communities. The honorees are selected each year by those who have received the honor in the past. Kim Butler Hegedus, a member of our 2001 Forty Under 40 class and our 2023 Forty Under 40 Alum of the Year, is one of our many alumni who help with judging. She says: "Over the years, this process has become increasingly competitive. ... When I am judging a nominee, I look for effort and quality of the submission. Did they take time to be thoughtful about their career success and how they are advancing themselves and their organization in a meaningful way? Career success is only one factor. How are they balancing professional achievement with community involvement? Did they take time to seek out individuals to give them a solid recommendation? These young professionals are our future leaders and critical to the health of our business community and vibrancy of our community." Here, Butler Hegedus spends time with her grandchildren, Jordyn (9) and Brady (5), at a Central College football game. Central is her alma mater, and her oldest son is on the coaching staff. Nominations for our 25th class of Forty Under 40 open in December. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gPXr7AWm.
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