The Executives in Transition Program wants to give a big shout out to EIT alums Lynnea Louison and Bob Lay for landing and powering in their new roles! Lynnea is now the Senior Director of Operations at the Institute for Advancement of the American Legal System (IAALS) and Bob will be moving into his new …
Networking. The very term often elicits either fear or resignation. Professionals know they need to do it but often are unclear as to why or how. Building a personal & professional “sphere of influence” is a critical part of proactively managing and developing your career. It also enables you to become a more respected and valuable asset to those …
DENVER — (February 20, 2020) — The Colorado Executive Network (CEN) announces that the Pelley Group is the newest sponsor of the Executives in Transition Program (EIT). CEN is a social innovation group dedicated to gathering the top entrepreneurial and corporate leaders to actively participate in the sustainable economic development of Colorado. Executives are in active search every 3-5 years on average. …
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Congrats to Michele Gravel on her new position as VP of Finance at SugarCRM! She recently completed the EIT Program and landed the new position within a week of completion after looking for a few months. She kindly shared her feedback: “Thanks for the help with resume, LInkedIn and materials. Great value right there! The …
How are you spending the next 6 weeks? Most people take the next 6 weeks to enjoy the season and step out of their job or passive or active search as much as possible. They tell you they deserve a and promise themselves they will shift into gear in January. While many of your colleagues …
Congratulations to Shirley! Shirley started her new job at in late July at Prologis – the world’s leader in logistics Real Estate. A graduate of the EIT program, she writes: “I kept examples of what I had prepared from my STAR stories in mind and included them in my discussions. When I asked them “how do …
Do you have gaps on your resume? Here’s help explaining those gaps. This is the final article in our series about handling breaks in your resume. Today we’re going to focus on good answers when you’ve had a long break between positions. If you missed the earlier articles in this series check out the News …
This is a continuation of our series on how to handle gaps in your resume. Today we’re talking about another strategy for using your time while looking for your next position. Check out the other articles in this series: Volunteer for an Association and Work for Friends or Colleagues. Take Continuing Education classes in your …
Do you have gaps on your resume? Here’s part three of our series on explaining the breaks. We continue our series on how to fill the gaps in your resume. Today, we talking about what to do if the break in your work history is due to a long job search. Find part 1 of …
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Do you have gaps on your resume? Here’s part one of our series on explaining the breaks. Whether it’s due to a brief illness, relocation, caring for an ill family member, or just a long time between jobs, nearly everyone has some type of gap on their resume. When it’s more than about 6 months, …
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