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January 25, 2012No Comments

NAWBO presents a certified coach, Janet Fagan as the guest speaker

Sedona AZ (January 25, 2012) – A Certified Coach, Janet Fagan specializes in career coaching as well as executive and organizational consulting. In addition to strategic planning and team development consulting, she has worked closely with business owners and entrepreneurs to recruit, hire and improve staff performance. Janet has a background in corporate as well as government, non-profit, and educational sectors.

Janet has an extensive background in psychology and assessments and has worked with and consulted for: Educational Testing Service, Princeton; Caliper Human Resource Strategies, Princeton, as well as the New Jersey Department of Higher Education and New Jersey Department of Labor. In addition to corporate consulting, benchmarking and developing other methodologies to ensure success in talent recruitment/ hiring, Janet has an extensive background in career transition, where she served as Career Center Director for several large corporate Outplacement/Career Transition Centers for Right Management Consultants. She was also part of Right Management’s Global Response Team and consulted on a prototype model for “Career Center in a Box”. Janet also consulted with InterviewNow.com in designing online questions/competencies, as a hiring/screening tool, for Fortune 500 companies.

As Adjunct Instructor, Yavapai College, Clarkdale, Janet has taught career skills and life planning courses. An Affiliate Consultant/E-delivery with the Impact Group, Janet has provided extensive one-on-one coaching and job search consulting with client organizations, including: General Motors, Johnson & Johnson and Verizon, as well as the United States Military. With a background and experience in a variety of assessment tools, including the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Janet provides individual consultations and presents group workshops to employers who want to build a strong team work environment.

For information on joining NAWBO SVV with its networking opportunities, go to www.nawbosvv.org and click Member Benefits.

Please make your reservation by visiting www.nawbosvv.org and click on Events for more information and to purchase your ticket.

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