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A dynamic presenter and facilitator, Rob teaches Career Development at NYU and gives talks and seminars on career-related topics at numerous organizations in and around the New York Metropolitan area. Below is his current schedule. Check back frequently for updates.
Recent Speaking Engagements have included:
- Keys to Career Success on the Job-- Mail Systems Mgmt Assoc
- Managing Your Career in Uncertain Times-- NYU Panel discussion
- Turbulent Job Market Survival Guide-- FENG (Finance Exec's Networking Group)
- Managing Your Career in an Economic Downturn-- Pace Panel
- Effective Performance Appraisals-- ExecSense Webinar for COO's
- Targeting a Great Career-- St. John's University
- Turn Job Interviews Into Offers-- MENG (Marketing Executives Networking Group)
- Getting Interviews 2.0 : Using Online Social Media-- CFA Society of Philadelphia
- Get Results with Effective Contact Management-- NJ Professional Coaches Assoc.
UPCOMING TALKS AND SEMINARS
Use Online Social Media (LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.) to Get and Ace Interviews
Columbia University
Tuesday, September 21, 2010, 6:30pm to 7:30pm
Open to Columbia Students and Alumni only
Your Job Search Promotional Materials (Resume, Cover Letter, and Pitch)
Swedish Institute, New York, New York
Monday, September 27, 2010, 6pm - 7:30pm
This seminar open to current students and alumni only.
Getting Interviews "2.0": The latest and best methods for uncovering the hidden job market
New York University, School of Continuing and Professional Studies (course R48.9318)
Tuesday, October 5, 2010, 6:30 - 9:30pm
To Enroll: Call 212-998-7150, or click this link and then select "Enroll": http://bit.ly/96HBrn
Description: Many jobseekers place too much emphasis on ads and recruiting firms to get interviews, while not putting enough time into networking and contacting people directly. In fact, in today’s economy most jobs are landed using latter two approaches! In addition, job seekers cannot afford to miss out on LinkedIn and other online social networking options that are becoming essential to landing interviews. In this interactive class, you will learn field-tested methods for getting interviews. Included in the discussion will be an overview of LinkedIn, Twitter, and other social media that you can no longer afford to ignore in conducting your search. Valuable and free/inexpensive online research resources will also be covered. In-class exercises will get you started on constructing a powerful “Two Minute Pitch”, and writing cover letters/e-mails that will open the doors to the interviews you want. By the end of this discussion, you will have gained new knowledge that will make your job search more efficient and productive.
Using Online Social Media to Get the Job You Want
New York University, Wasserman Center for Career Development
Thursday, October 21, 2010, 5:30-6:30pm
Open to NYU Alumni and Students only
Description: Highlights from October 5th "Getting Interviews 2.0" course will be shared
Uncovering the Hidden Job Market (I'll be one of three or four panelists)
New York University, Panel Discussion
Saturday, October 23, 2010, 4-5pm
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"...thank you for a great presentation yesterday. I thought you did a really good job and hit the exact right tone, making it fun and interesting... well done. A lot of the [participants] joked that they may have to change their careers!"
Program Coordinator, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NYC
"Your presentation last night on turning job interviews into offers was inspiring and very helpful."
VP, Wall Street Investment Bank, Presentation to Pace Alum's
"...thoroughly enjoyed your presentation. Not only was it very informative but motivational as well."
Project Manager, Presentation to Project Management Institute
"Thanks very much for speaking at the FENG last night - by all accounts it was a very successful event!"
Finance Executive, Presentation to the Finance Executives Networking Group (FENG)
"Thank you again for your thoughtful presentation. All who viewed it were enlightened. We look forward to having you present again."
Supervisor, New York State Department of Labor
"Thanks a million! Once again, your presentation was great. I really walked away with useful resume tips that I can use during my job search. You've unlocked the mystery around titles, pitches, and content. May you continue to inspire individuals in transition to unleash their potential."
Attendee, New York University Alumni Seminar
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