Take this opportunity to learn the meaning of authenticity as it relates to who you are, what you do best, and how you can align with those strengths to create a more fulfilling and successful life experience. Explore your personal strengths and interests, as well as ideas for taking action to incorporate them into your daily life.
Join us online on Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at 12 pm ET as Nancy Katz (CGS'81, COM'83), Career Coach & Trainer, Entrepreneur, and Authenticity Advocate will cover the following key points:
- Viewing your authenticity as your secret sauce and most competitive edge
- How to get involved with something fun, interesting, or meaningful to you
- Learning to trust the process - life is not a straight line, we zig and zag forward
Webinar main topic: Personal potential & fulfillment
Target audience: Individuals looking to find career alignment with their authentic self
About the presenter: Nancy Katz (CGS'81, COM'83)
Nancy Harwood Katz is a Career Coach and Entrepreneur. Originally from Highland Park, IL, Nancy graduated from Boston University College of Communication ('83) and the College of General Studies ('81). Her career began as a recruiter, placing individuals in Fortune 100 companies in NYC ('84-'90). She and her husband Danny moved their young family to the SF Bay Area in 1992 and she became a career coach. A lifelong student of Personal Potential, Nancy teaches individuals how to align with their natural strengths, talents, and interests to get on a path to their most successful and fulfilled selves. She specializes in teaching individuals how to interview more effectively by bringing out their authentic selves. In 2005, Nancy took a break from coaching to pursue a lifelong passion project, and opened a clothing boutique in Walnut Creek, CA. A mother of two college grads, Nancy loves working with young people and helping them get on track to themselves.
The webinar will be conducted using the online Zoom webinar platform. Access information and additional instructions on using the Zoom platform will be provided via email upon successful registration. This webinar is open to all members of the BU community including alumni, students, faculty, and staff.