Upcoming Event - Surviving & Thriving in Changing Times

September 18, 2008

One thing we can count on in our professional and personal lives: Change is inevitable. But change does not have to be negative—it can be the gateway to incredible opportunities...if you are prepared for it!

On September 18, join Marsha Haygood, acclaimed career and life coach, as she shares tried-and-true approaches that help individuals learn how to embrace change and thrive. Find out how you can use times of change to:

• Facilitate your journey of discovery
• Visualize, formulate and achieve your goals
• Remain focused and evaluate your options
• Explore solutions and learn from your experiences
• Develop an action plan

You will examine the nature of change, what your role in change can—or will—be, what knowledge you need to acquire in order to react to change positively, how to implement new skills and behaviors, and the reinforcement you will need to sustain the change. In addition to tangible, practical techniques you can implement in your own life, Stepwise Associates Founder Marsha Haygood will tell of inspiring case histories that illustrate how people used her approach and succeeded in making change work for them.

Date:    Thursday, September 18, 2008

Time:    5:30pm - 7:30pm

Place:   MPA Headquarters, 810 Seventh Avenue (btwn 52nd & 53rd Sts), 24 Fl, NYC

Registration: To print a pdf of the registration form, CLICK HERE

 
About the Speaker:

Through motivational speaking and personal coaching, Marsha Haygood helps clients realize their potential and fulfill their goals. She founded StepWise Associates in order to help clients uncover and maximize their skills and talents. Haygood cultivated her coaching expertise during more than 25 years as an executive in human resources, where she coached employees of all levels within corporations.

Marsha Haygood brings a multicultural perspective to her consulting with individuals and organizations. She has advised senior management and coached employees at all levels, participated on and led various panels on leadership and is a featured speaker on how to “Navigate the Hallways of Success”. She has won several awards for her work in the community and is a frequent speaker at conferences and trade associations.