Career Management Forum

• Philadelphia SHRM

Topic:
Join fellow human resource practitioners for a lively and informative panel discussion on mentoring. If you want to proactively manage your career, are in career transition or want to network with other human resource professionals, this forum is for you!

Mentoring for Career Success

« Panelists from the PSHRM Mentoring Committee:

* Bryan Barts, Assistant Director, Career Services, Philadelphia University and panel facilitator
* Gloria Sinclair Miller, SPHR, HR Manager at Bristol-Myers Squibb and mentor
* Robert E. Thorsen, President at Re/Max – Thorsen Group, Inc.and mentor
* and invited mentee Tiffany Sanford-Adams, Director of Human Resources at Rydal Park

« Hear the value of having a mentor and being a mentor. Discuss how to make the most of your mentoring relationship. Philadelphia SHRM Mentoring Committee members will discuss their own experiences with mentors and how having a mentor can help you to manage your career. Learn how being a mentor can gain you visibility in your field.

« HRCI credits pending

Come prepared to briefly introduce yourself to the Forum attendees. Bring copies of job leads or your resume if you are in transition. If you have questions, please call Career Management Forum Co-Chairs, Beth Wilson, CMF, at 610.566.7734 or Jackie Savoy at 610.941.4455 x 119.

Space is limited; register now to reserve your seat
Light refreshments will be served compliments of PSHRM
Location:
ARAMARK Tower
1101 Market Street, 16th Floor, Philadelphia
(Photo ID Required)

When you arrive to 1101 Market Street - You should check in with security in the lobby. They will need a photo id to do so and will receive an ID sticker. Once through security, you can proceed to the 16th Floor Conference Room II and III (which is through the double doors to the left). The elevator system requires you to enter your floor on a key pad found in the elevator bank. It will assign you an elevator (A-F). Simply hop on and it will take you to your required floor.
Date:
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
5:30pm-7:00pm
Cost:
Free