Speaking Engagements 2006
Thursday January
26th, 2006
Build and Tap Your Career
Equity ©
Group: New Path
www.newpathnetwork.org
Time: 6:00pm to 8:30pm
Location: Metro Hall, 3rd Floor, 55 John
Street, Toronto, ON
Workshop /
Presentation Description:
As our January
PD topic, we look into career management.
Think you’ve heard it all before?
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How are
Self-Employment and Career strategies
alike?
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What
assumptions hold back your
effectiveness?
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What
mistakes are escaping your notice?
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What habits
do you repeatedly fall into?
Learn from a
15-year veteran of strategic career
management, what you can do to bring events
in your self-employed or employed career,
and your income, 85% under your control,
with more ease -- not more effort.
Fox shares
powerful content – practical ideas and
approaches honed by daily work in the career
move space and her entrepreneurship
experience. If you discover you’re doing
all the right things – you’ll sleep better
having it confirmed professionally. If you
aren’t doing it, you’ll be more clear on
your best arenas for action.
Speaker Profile:
Mary-Frances Fox
founded Work Creatively Career Advisors
Inc., to stop the career and income problems
of individuals. The firm is one of Canada’s
only full service professional career
management advisory firms dedicated to
partnering with individuals, not employers.
An entrepreneur,
over a third
of her clients are self-employed.
She developed
the Work Creatively Career Equity© model and
processes based on continuous experience,
research and investment in the career
management field since 1991. The model flows
in part from her successful experiences in
steering her own career freedom, over a
lifetime as an intuitive type, from
writer/editor to corporate communications
manager to speech writing consultant to
psychotherapist to senior outplacement
consultant and manager (where she advised
thousands of downsized employees and their
employers), to her firm’s practice leader
today.
Her background
includes a BA and post-university programs
in marketing management and psychotherapy
training. She is a 10-year member of the
Association of Career Professionals
International, and publisher of The Career
Equity © Letter. Fox is a graduate of Trent
University and a member of Women
Entrepreneurs of Canada and the Toronto
Board of Trade. Outside of work, you’ll
find her writing, renovating, or out on the
water.
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Speaking Engagements 2005
Creating Customers
Association of Career Professionals
International
Chicago
April 16 - am & pm
Claim Your Career Equity©
International Electrical and Electronic
Engineers –
Women in Engineering
March 23 6pm
Grow Your Passion and Talent into a Stable
Business
Women Entrepreneurs of Canada &
Business Development Bank of Canada
March 23 8:30 am
Panelist - Why Specialized Career Management
Coaching?
Ryze Toronto
March 9, 6 pm
Speaking Engagements 2004
Wired Woman Presents, My Career, My Business
Tuesday, November 30, 2004 @ 7:00 p.m
CLAIM YOUR CAREER EQUITY©
Speaker: Mary-Frances Fox, President, Work Creatively Career Advisors
Most people have career aspirations, and most experience career problems, but only about a third of us make a concrete career plan to get ourselves what we want. Whether your best career solution is a job, contracting, your own business or a combination --- getting the right work for you is something only you can control. Having 'career equity' eases every decision you need to make and paves your way to your future.
Event Information:
Time: 6:30 Registration; 7:00 p.m. Presentations
Location: Toronto Reference Library, Elizabeth Beeton Auditorium, 789 Yonge Street, just north of Bloor
Early Bird Offer: http://www.wiredwoman.com/toronto/events.shtml
Special price for online registrations received by Friday, November 26th, 2004.
Wired Woman Society Members: $18; Students: $18; Non-members $22
Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments included
Ontario Society of Professional Engineers
The Women in Engineering Advisory Committee
The 5th Annual Claudette MacKay-Lassonde Fall Forum
Professional Engineers: Living, Learning, Leading
Saturday October 23, 2004
Career Equity Basics / Career Management 501
Presented by: Mary-Frances Fox, President, Work Creatively
Most people have career aspirations, but only about a third of Canadians make concrete career plans. You need to steer your career to manage the gap between where you are now and anywhere you wish to be.
The new job security is in knowing how to obtain great work, work that hinges on and rewards your best strengths. Improving your career management will help show your worth to a contact, cultivate valuable ties inside and outside your company and industry, control interviews and succeed in salary negotiations.
Join Mary-Frances Fox for an enlightening and practical guided tour of the attitudes and actions necessary to build and operate a stable and meaningful career today.
Understand the new communication dynamics between companies and talent. Distinguish yourself from other candidates and build a demand for your best work.
Generously sponsored by:
BMO Nesbitt Burns, with Andrew J. Hood, Investment Advisor
Tuesday, September 23, 2004
Not Your Parents' Retirement!
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Spadina Bus
Tuesday, September 30, 2003
You Mean I Can Negotiate?: Salary 101
Spadina Bus 2nd Annual Conference
Wednesday April 23, 2003, AM
Take Charge: Career Management 2003
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Canadian Women in Communications
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Speaking Engagements 2002
The Editors' Association of Canada Monday March 24, 2003
Monday March 24, 2002
Steer Your CareerCareer Management for In-house and Freelance Editors
Career Management for In-house and Freelance Editors
International Association of Business communicators, Toronto Chapter
Wednesday February 26, 2002
Advancement Strategies for Intermediate & Senior Communicators
The Toronto Board of Trade/World Trade Centre
Friday January 10, 2002 - 8:15 am - 12:00 noon
Build Your Career Marketing Toolkit
Spadina Bus Association
Tuesday December 3, 2002
Salary Negotiation Secrets: How to Make $1000 a Minute
Spadina Bus and AIMS Canada
Tuesday March 5, 2002
Take Charge: Career Management 2002
Speaking Engagements 2001
Hire Top Talent Learning Lab, Metro TO Convention Centre
Friday November 30, 2001, Toronto
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The Breakfast Club, York University Career Services
Wednesday October 24, 2001, Toronto
International Association of Career Management Professionals, Tampa, Florida
Friday June 15, 2001 - Sunday June 17, 2001
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