How to Propel Your Professional Growth: Presentation + Networking
Event Details
06:00PM - 08:30PM
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Will your New Year’s resolutions include changing jobs or getting a promotion? If so, you’ll want to register for our January professional networking evening, where career coach Elizabeth Atcheson, BA '74, MBA '86 will explain how to Propel Your Professional Growth.
Parking and detailed directions to the venue can be found here: http://pikeplacemarket.org/sites/default/files/Events/Parking%20%26%20Event%20Locations.pdf
The evening will begin with guided networking from 6-7pm. From 7-7:45pm Elizabeth will present specific strategies to Propel Your Professional Growth, followed by Q&A. The evening will conclude with continued networking, and a list of all attendees and their professional affiliations will be circulated.
So far, we have the following fields and companies represented:
- Amazon
- Boeing
- Games Industry
- Gilead Sciences
- KIRO7
- Marketing
- Microsoft
- OpenSquare
- Starbucks
- Structural Engineering
- T-Mobile
- UW
- Zillow
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Elizabeth Atcheson is a Seattle career coach with her own private practice, Blue Bridge Career Coaching. Through individual consultation and workshops, she provides professional career development and strategy, along with the marketing tools to help her clients navigate transitions and land the work that’s right for them. She also gives a variety of workshops, including her popular monthly workshop, Tools for Transition. Prior to becoming a career coach, she held roles in marketing, marketing communications, marketing strategy, and business development in a variety of enterprises including a large advertising agency, a national non-profit land conservation organization, a start-up non-profit organization studying the impacts of biotechnology on agriculture, a marketing consulting firm in the natural foods industry, and a market research firm studying consumers and new media technologies. She has served on the boards of the Rosenberg Ach Foundation, the Mary A. Crocker Trust, The Bush School, and the Stanford University Graduate School of Business Alumni Association. Elizabeth earned an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Stanford University and an M.B.A. from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
