Laura DeCarlo
In celebration of September as Update Your Resume Month, Laura DeCarlo – President of Career Directors International – discusses the importance of keeping one’s resume current and provides tips on preparing a standout resume.
April Barton and Meaghan Davis
April Barton – Mental Health Counselor, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY – and Meaghan Davis – Director of the First-Year Experience, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY – provide perspective on the challenges of LGBTQ+ humans in the workplace and ideas for celebrating Pride Month.
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Chris Carlisle
Author of Move or Die – shares perspective on how to create a game plan for going from stuck to significance.
Alexandra McGroarty
In anticipation of Women’s Equality Day on Friday, August 26, Alexandra McGroarty – author of, Bridging The Gap – shares perspective on how to reduce gender bias in the workplace.
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Bruce McEver
Author of, Many Paths – shares perspective on a poet’s journey through love, death and Wall Street.
Kathleen Neville
For the last several years, Kathleen has been gracing the TGFM airwaves every February – right around Valentine’s Day. Her advice on topics such as sexual harassment, reputation management and dating in the workplace has been most empowering.
Dr. Patrick McCreesh
Coauthor of, Stuck – shares perspective on how to win at work by understanding loss.
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Celeste R. Warren
Author of, How to Be a Diversity and Inclusion Ambassador – provides perspective regarding everyone’s role in helping all feel accepted, engaged and valued.
Dr. Monica Burnette and Dr. Ki Joo (KC) Choi
Seton Hall University’s Dr. Monica Burnettte – Vice President, Division of Student Services – and Dr. Ki Joo (KC) Choi – Department of Religion Chair and Professor of Theological Ethics – help celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
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Kelly McDonald
Author of How to Work With and Lead People Not Like You – provides practical solutions for today’s diverse workplace.