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4/17/2018 - POSTPONED-HR Leadership

Location: North Country Chamber of Commerce
Start Time: 8:00 AM - End Time: 10:00 AM
Member Price: $15.00 / Non-Member Price: $30.00

POSTEPONED
HR LEADERSHIP

	Today’s labor market is tight. Really tight. Which makes exploring every possible option for finding new employees more important than ever. Graduates from our colleges and universities can be a part of the solution – if you can figure out how to connect with the students who will be a good fit for your organization.

	We’ve arranged for representatives of the career centers at three the region’s institutes of higher learning to be our guests at our next meeting. They will share information on internships, career fairs, and placement services to help you find employees for the jobs you have available now and suggest ways to for you to form relationships that may help you fill vacancies in the future.

Dr. Julia Overton-Healey, Director for the Career Development Center at SUNY Plattsburgh	Dr. Julia Overton-Healy has worked in higher education and corporate environments. She holds advanced degrees in Leadership (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) and in Communications (Eastern Illinois University). Her expertise areas include women’s leadership and professionalism education. She is a frequent speaker at regional and national conferences and is also the CEO of SkyTop Strategies, a career coaching business focused on new professionals.
Derek Payne, Career Services Coordinator at Clinton Community College	As a counselor and educator his experiences range from working with middle school students up through college graduates with a focus on personal development, support, college access, career understanding, and overall student success. Key professional roles Mr. Payne has played are as Director of Student Services at The Seton Schools, Co-Director and Advisor at Genesee Community College TRiO Upward Bound Program, and Career Services Coordinator at SUNY Clinton Community College. Derek believes helping students to find clarity in their options in front of them allows for personal empowerment, direction and overall happiness.
Nick Dodge, Assistant Director at Clarkson University	Responsible for professional education programming at Clarkson University including oversight of the MS in Engineering Management, a distance education program that combines limited residential weekends in Beacon, NY or New York City with live online classes. Designed in conjunction with industry partners, the MS in Engineering Management provides engineering and technical professionals training in the managerial and leadership concepts inherently lacking from their undergraduate education and on the job training. Prior to entering the higher education arena I spent six years working in the Capital Markets focused primarily on energy projects. I have a MS in Energy Economics from Colorado School of Mines and a BS in Finance from Clarkson University.

This past year has been one with many changes in labor law and practices, both that the state and federal level. During the meeting, we’ll share updates on implementation of the new programs and regulations.

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** Cancellation must be received 3 days before day of seminar & no shows will be charged!

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