The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: Optimizing Your Career and Job Search by Ed Samuel

Saturday July 8^th, at 8:00 AM

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Presentation: It takes work to optimize your career and that includes conducting an effective job search whether you are working or unemployed. Learn the early-stage triggers of when to optimize your career and if your strategy is pro-active or reactive. Learn why taking your time can pay off in assessing your career and deciding on staying the course or making a career pivot to bring you to that better place. Career pivots can be easy to extremely hard and there are specific steps that can help the cause. If you have 30+ years of experience, agism is a challenge by itself. If you are launching your career right out college and have limited work experience or aspire to earn a solid compensation in your first job, then there are imperatives to adhere to. 

Learn ways to balance an internal or external job search and it begins with the fundamentals. Having a rock star resume and LinkedIn profile can make all the difference as a starting point. But without a solid and strategic network, it falls flat and puts you at a disadvantage. Learn what the biggest dos and don’ts are when it comes to a great resume versus one that is so and looks like all the others. Are you ready to launch a targeted job search or are you only relying on the job boards or your recruiter buds? Where do your values play a role in your job search? Are you prepared to interview like a lion and articulate your value or are you not sure what to do or what to say? Are you prepared to talk about the strengths of your personality? Are you ready to attack the hidden job market and put the effort in?

Learn why picking up the phone and engaging people that you do not know may be the deciding factor on why you land the best job versus a job. Have you worked with 3rd party recruiters in the past? Learn the traits of a great 3rd part recruiter. Learn how you can get promoted in your existing firm or organization by applying these same dos and don’ts internally. Do you know how to negotiate a job offer and the big mistakes that are made without you even knowing it? Do you know what to do before you decide to quit or resign from your job? Do you have an overarching strategy for your job search and career? Do you have a coach to help you? Where does faith play a role in optimizing your job?  

Takeaways: 

-Lean the big triggers that start a job search in earnest at all stages of your career

-Assess you career and determine if you are ready to pivot to that better place

-Learn why putting all your effort into only 1-3 areas of a job search can hurt you

-Learn how to attack the hidden job market and why a cold call is not always a bad play 

-Gain an understanding of biggest mistakes made on Resumes and LinkedIn Profiles

-Learn how to get promoted and stay with your existing firm

About the speaker:

Ed Samuel is a Career, Life and Executive Coach, Public Speaker, Author, certified Career Assessment and DiSC Team Leader and has a non-profit stewardship ministry and founder of SamNova, Inc. (www.samnovain.com). His team provides career assessments, resume writing (written 1500+), and one-on-one career transition support with emphasis on mid to senior level clients across multiple functional roles and industries. He specializes in growing and leveraging formal networks, LinkedIn profiles, targeted job searches, attacking the hidden job market, landing a job after the age of 55+ and those looking to make career pivots. Ed leads a team of 25+ career assessment consultants across the US. His team has helped 900+ to date. He has more than 500 documented client testimonials of which 176 are on his LinkedIn profile alone and 100+ more on his website. His firm supports clients across the USA who are working or in job or life transition. Ed is also a career and small business coach, mentor, and consultant for Penn State University. His consulting team also actively supports the underserved community in the greater Philadelphia area.

Ed leads Career Professionals Executive Networking Forum (CPENG) in Wilmington, DE, Believers in Business (BIB) small business forum for greater Kennett Square, PA, hosts “Optimize Your Career” program on Philly radio, 1180 am WFYL every Saturday morning, and co-hosts a weekly faith and career forum on Tuesdays at 11 am EST under Thought Leadership Branding (TLB) house on Clubhouse. He is a frequent speaker at: Philadelphia Area Great Careers Group, ExecuNet, TPNG, Chem/Pharma, Joseph’s People, Lehigh Valley Professionals (LVP), FENG, CPENG, Newtown Networking Forum, Career Rebound – FL, Montgomery County Networking Group, PSG of Mercer County – NJ, PSG of Morris County – NJ, CIT – Short Hills, NJ, Innovative Networking Professionals (INP), Association of Finance Professionals (AFP), Philadelphia Diversity Job Fairs, and regional Chamber of Commerce forums. Ed has been a keynote speaker at Wharton University’s annual Alumni forum, Penn State Alumni, University of Penn Alumni, University of DE, PACD, VOCA Center in NYC, writes for national career blogs and a frequent guest on regional and national basis on both radio, podcasts, and cable TV.

Ed has 30 years of experience working at multi-billion-dollar global firms to leading edge technology start-ups and founded multiple small businesses. He has led recruiting at a multi-billion-dollar firm and has been an independent 3rd party recruiter. Ed has also held no less than 38 unique paid positions in his career: https://samnovainc.com/fun-fact.

About the Meeting:

July 8, 2023, 8:00 – 10:00 AM (America/New_York)

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The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: Can you Influence the Interviewer? Here are 6 ways you can.  by Alex Freund

Saturday June 10^th, at 8:00 AM

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     Phone: +1 (571) 317-3122

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Presentation: Can you Influence the Interviewer?   Here are 6 ways you can.

Many psychological factors underlie whether an interviewer chooses one candidate over another. Although there are some aspects of the interview process that you can’t change, like your height or whether an interviewer has certain preferences, by uncovering the six underlying mechanisms of influence, you can subtly tip the scales in your favor.

Interviewing is a competition, and this presentation will help give you the edge so you can be slightly better than the previous or next candidate. And sometimes that’s all it takes. This presentation builds on psychological concepts formulated into practical, expert tips that you can use right away, like how to structure your speaking style to appear more credible. You’ll learn how influencers use such factors as reciprocity, how herd behavior can work in your favor, and how using the concepts of familiarity, authority, and scarcity can help land your next offer.

About the speaker:

Known as “The Landing Expert,” Alex Freund helps his clients improve their interview performance by removing the fear so they can feel confident during the process. For the last 16 years, Alex has helped more than 1300 clients ranging from managers to CEOs in a variety of industries.

Alex is volunteering and active in several job-search networking groups where he is an occasional presenter.  He teaches via his workshops on interviewing, resumes, LinkedIn, Value Proposition, Personal Branding and Personal Marketing. 

About the Meeting:

June 10, 2023, 8:00 – 10:00 AM (America/New_York)

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The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: “To Survive and Thrive After a Job Loss” by Ken Sher

About the Meeting:

Saturday May 13^th, at 8:00 AM

May 13, 2023, 8:00 – 10:00 AM (America/New_York)

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Presentation: “To Survive and Thrive After a Job Loss”

You have a good job that you enjoy and you’re feeling pretty good about the direction your career has gone. Then you get an unexpected call to your supervisor’s office. Sitting and waiting for you is the HR director. Suddenly, after years of loyal service, you find yourself unceremoniously let go by your company. 

What do you do now? It’s not easy, but you can survive and thrive!

The reality is that separations from companies happen, but you can navigate through this stressful time and get to where you truly want to be.

This presentation will cover:

–          The harsh reality of a mid-life job loss

–          Restarting your career

–          Finding your way to a better life, both professionally and personally

It is never easy to lose your job and to be unemployed. But it is also true that often being let go leads to something bigger and better. This talk will help you get there.

About the speaker:

Ken Sher is an Executive Coach and Career Coach with 30 years of experience at Johnson & Johnson and Bristol-Myers Squibb. He also served as Vice President, Coaching Services at the Velocity Advisory Group coaching clients in positions ranging from first-line Manager to CEO. He has had his own Executive Coaching and Career Coaching practice since 2015.

During his 25-years at Johnson & Johnson, Ken served in various leadership roles in sales, marketing, sales training, leadership development, and he led the Sales Recruiting department for the United States where he learned valuable keys to the job search process.  

He has experienced the highs and lows many of us have during our careers. He was laid off at 52-years old, struggled to recover from that blow, and then landed 3-new jobs while still in his fifties.

He now shares his career learning through his TRUST Success Model® which, when applied to professional relationships, networking, and job searches, leads to transformational results.

Ken holds a BA in English Literature and Business Communication from the State University of New York at Oneonta. He enjoys giving back to the community. He is a Board Member for the Beacon Networking Group and he serves as a mentor for two first-generation college students through the Philadelphia Futures non-profit which provides great educational opportunities for under served youth.

About the Meeting:

May 13, 2023, 8:00 – 10:00 AM (America/New_York)

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The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: “A Conversation About Current Trends and Technology Impacting Hiring” by Gerry Crispin

Saturday April 8^th, at 8:00 AM

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552-948-773

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+1 (312) 757-3121

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Presentation: “A Conversation About Current Trends and Technology Impacting Hiring”

Gerry will be addressing current, critical issues impacting how employers are transforming their hiring practices- automation/AI, pay transparency, gig work, candidate experience and more. Whatever is keeping you up at night is fair game. No deck. No slides. Just come and expect to participate in the conversation.

About the speaker:

Gerry describes himself as a life-long student. He stays grounded by engaging a community of friends & colleagues every day- actively promoting the notion that Talent Acquisition (TA) is the ‘point of the spear’ of HR. Every stakeholder in the hiring process, especially candidates, must have their basic needs addressed. Gerry founded CareerXroads in 1996 to encourage the transformation of hiring into the 21st century.

Today, with his business partner, Chris Hoyt, CareerXroads is in its second decade as a member-driven community of Talent leadership teams from 100+ mostly multi-national employers who are devoted to learning from and helping one another improve and succeed.

In 2010, Gerry co-founded a non-profit, Talentboard, with Elaine Orler and Ed Newman, to better define and research the Candidate Experience, a subject he has been passionate about for more than 30 years. Today the ‘CandEs’ has firmly established itself around the world and conducts annual benchmarks for employers in North America, Europe, Asia and South America by sharing their Candidate Experience data and competitive practices (based on more than a quarter million candidate surveys each year from 300-500 participating employers.)

In 2017, the Association for Talent Acquisition Professionals was launched after years of discussion with practitioners, consultants and service providers. Approaching 1000 members in 2021, ATAP’s Board of Directors is building a body of work to truly support recruiting as a profession. This milestone completed another bucket list item Gerry was intent on seeing through.

Gerry co-authored eight books on the evolution of staffing, and has written 100s of articles and whitepapers on similar topics. His career spans 50 years and includes Consulting, Recruitment Marketing, HR leadership positions with Fortune 100 employers, Executive Search and Career Services at the University where he graduated with his BE in Engineering as well as IO/Psychology degrees.

Gerry’s student persona is kept fresh by leading global delegations of CHROs and TA leaders with China Gorman each year to interview government officials, employers, professors and students about work and hiring practices somewhere in the world. Recent countries include Singapore (2019) Eastern Europe (2018), Japan (2017), Cuba (2015). Join us in Israel May 2023

About the Meeting:

The Breakfast Club of NJ 04/08/2023

Apr 8, 2023, 8:00 – 10:00 AM (America/New_York)

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552-948-773

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The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: “Your Job Search, and You: 2023” by Ed Han

Saturday March 11, at 8:00 AM

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445-678-829

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Presentation: “Your Job Search, and You: 2023”

A lot has changed but a lot hasn’t. We’re going to explore the constants and the updates to ensure you are making optimal use of LinkedIn. Join us as Ed Han, LinkedIn trainer, recruiter, and job seeker ally, returns to the Breakfast Club to break it all down!

About the speaker:

Ed Han is a LinkedIn trainer, recruiter and job seeker ally with a passion for networking and helping professionals return to the workforce. As a veteran of several industries, including publishing, financial services and software, Ed has a keen understanding of– and appreciation for–the skills and traits valued in a wide range of environments, regulated and otherwise. Although he came to recruiting in December 2012, Ed finds fulfillment professionally as a recruiter, and that the diversity of his prior work experience is a great boon in connecting with people from all industries and experience. Active in his community, Ed helps facilitate the job search group NJ JobSeekers in Princeton NJ and has previously served as the Executive Chair of the PSG of Mercer County and online community manager for the HR networking group Whine & Dine. Ed has been a corporate recruiter at Cenlar FSB since December 2019. Lastly, he has been a LinkedIn user since 2008 and a LinkedIn trainer for a dozen years. The holder of a Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature from Albright College (Reading, PA) awarded in 1993, Ed is an avid social media fiend and job seeker ally.

About the Meeting:

The Breakfast Club of NJ 03/11/2023

Mar 11, 2023, 8:00 – 10:30 AM (America/New_York)

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445-678-829

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The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: “Networking Circles: How to Cultivate Meaningful Relationships That Drive Results Together” presented by Andy O’Hearn

Saturday February 11^th, at 8:00 AM

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Access Code: 782-049-909

Phone:  (408) 650-3123

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Presentation: “Networking Circles: How to Cultivate Meaningful Relationships That Drive Results Together”

In 2017, Andy O’Hearn’s employer, Bayer, created a community to help more people learn how to accomplish goals through small groups (e.g., 3-5 colleagues). Loosely based originally on a concept entitled “Working Out Loud” by John Stepper, Bayer morphed this into #WOW (Ways of Working) True North, a.k.a. Virtual Transformation Experience.

In this presentation, Andy O’Hearn seeks to help The Breakfast Club members not only answer the question “What if The Breakfast Club members knew (collectively), what The Breakfast Club members know” (individually), but also to outline suggested best practices for creating meaningful relationships and networks (i.e., cohorts) that jointly drive performance together–via control, competence, and connection–toward lasting results.

About the speaker:

In the central/northern New Jersey corporate communications world, Andy O’Hearn is one of the most highly connected *practice* leaders (as distinguished from *thought* leaders) you will ever meet.

Over the span of nearly four decades, Andy has immersed himself in a “firehose” of networking channels and communities, distilling and curating the most effective resources and approaches toward the cause of servant leadership and “mega-mentoring.”

Building on a three-legged stool of concise and clear writing, exceptional editing, and replicable research, Andy wants to help you navigate through the morass of conflicting and often outdated or inaccurate online information to “connect the dots” (i.e., pockets of genius), and in so doing, simplify inherent complexity through operationally efficient communications.

About the Meeting:

Here is the GoToMeeting connection info for TBCNJ meeting on February 11th:

The Breakfast Club of NJ 02/11/2023

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The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: “2023: A “Job Skills” Odyssey – Disruption Proofing your Career in a Post-COVID World” by George Pace

Saturday January 14^th, at 8:00 AM

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Access Code: 942-760-749 

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Presentation: “2023: A “Job Skills” Odyssey – Disruption Proofing your Career in a Post-COVID World”

Disruption in a Post-COVID World continues and is not only happening faster than ever before – it now includes more topics.   For example, in 2022 you may have noticed/experienced one or more of the following disruptions:

•The Economy, the Stock Market and Interest Rates

•Inflation

•Social Platform Disruptions

•Technology Acquisitions

•Crypto- Currency Collapses

•Significant layoffs in the tech sector

While unsettling, this represents the “new normal” of today’s business climate, which doesn’t look like it will slow down anytime soon). Your best defense to combat disruption is to “keep pace” with current events to understand technology trends – with the goal of getting critical skills before your competition.

While this can seem like a difficult (some may say monumental) task, one approach is to watch George’s “Digital Disruption” Webinar (now over 135 episodes), where each week disruptions of all types are discussed along with where opportunities they provide – and – the impact to both companies / individuals

The extensive content ( and insights ) from those Webinars is the basis for George’s BRAND-NEW Presentation for 2023. Organizing 52 weeks of content provides a wealth of information about the “current state” of a number of disruptions – and which ones you should get ready for.  Topics discussed in this presentation and how to “keep pace” with each will include:

•Web 3.0

•MetaVerse

•Blockchain / CryptoCurrency

•Social Media

•Disrupted Companies

About the speaker:

George Pace is an IT technology leader, focusing on how to extract business value from the latest technologies. He works to “Keep Pace” with a range of disruptive technologies such as Cloud Computing, AI and Digital Assistants to gain insights on how those technologies will impact the Future of Work. 

George shares his thoughts and insights on his YouTube Channel (www.youtube.com/keeppace) – so stop by and subscribe!   George holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Seton Hall University and an MBA from the Rutgers Business School.

About the Meeting:

The Breakfast Club of NJ
Sat, January 14^th, 2022 7:45 AM – 9:45 AM (EDT)

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Access Code: 942-760-749 

The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: “Professional Branding” by Debra Wheatman

Saturday December 10^th, at 8:00 AM

The Breakfast Club of NJ 12/10/2022
Sat, December 10^th, 2022 7:45 AM – 9:45 AM (EDT)

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Access Code: 145-953-173

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Presentation: “Professional Branding”

Establishing, managing, and maintaining a professional, compelling brand is an essential part of any effective job search. Telling a meaningful and relevant story to achieve the “law of attraction” from hiring managers and companies enables job seekers to establish thought leadership status, and it sets them apart from their competition. It also leaves a positive and memorable impression. This presentation will cover strategies for job seekers to fully prepare for the entire lifecycle of the recruiting, interviewing, hiring, and negotiation process with a compelling brand story. Brand expert and career advisor Debra Wheatman will cover understanding your value and sharing things that make YOU unique. She will discuss appropriate preparation, practice, confidence, and ways to showcase your talents to serve as the framework for a successful search and beyond.

A few of Debra’s topics include:

— Understanding what branding is and ways to build it for your job search

— Powerful ways to brand yourself online

— How to use social media to develop and promote your brand

— How to network and share your brand in a way that attracts others

— Mechanisms for building a brand internally to achieve new levels of success

About the speaker:

 Debra Wheatman, CPRW, CPCC, is the founder and president of Careers Done Write, a marketing and personal branding company providing comprehensive services to job seekers and professionals who are proactive about managing their professional development and career planning efforts. With her background in corporate human resources with well-respected financial services, advertising, and media and entertainment companies, Debra guides clients to establish and reach goals aligned with their professional needs. Debra works in career management, leadership strategy, interpersonal engagement, change management, and performance in post-M&A environments. She is passionate about working with her clients as they pursue gratifying career choices. Debra holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Adelphi University. She is a Certified Professional Résumé Writer and Certified Professional Career Coach. She has been featured on Good Day New York, Fox Business News, CNBC, Forbes and in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. Debra is a regular speaker to local job support groups and at career-related industry events. She volunteers her time to local charities and presents on topics related to interviewing and career planning. She is a frequent presenter at Gartner’s security summit in Washington, DC, on diversity, equity and Inclusion, C-level leadership, and strategies to help women negotiate. Additionally, Debra has been engaged by Baruch College, Deloitte, and the NFL to present on branding, career development, social media, and management topics.

About the Meeting:

The Breakfast Club of NJ 12/10/2022
Sat, December 10^th, 2022 7:45 AM – 9:45 AM (EDT)

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Access Code: 145-953-173

The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: “Money Saving Strategies During a Career Transition” by Bill LaChance

Saturday November 12^th, at 8:00 AM

The Breakfast Club of NJ 11/12/2022
Sat, November 12^th, 2022 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM (EDT)

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Presentation: “Money Saving Strategies During a Career Transition”

This presentation will cover a number of strategies to consider to help with cash flow during a career transition.  The focus will be on those strategies that may not be well known or understood.  Topics will include:  Medical Insurance through the Affordable Care Act, strategies to take advantage of shifting marginal tax rates during a transition including impact of new tax laws, and advantages/disadvantages of 401k/403b rollovers.

About the speaker:

Bill LaChance is an independent financial advisor.  Bill’s firm offers a unique flat fee program that combines financial planning, investment management, tax planning and tax preparation. Prior to launching his financial planning practice, Bill spent twenty two years in corporate finance in the retail industry and before that was a CPA with a large accounting firm.  Bill has a B.S. in Accounting from Bryant University and an MBA in Finance from Indiana University. Bill is a Certified Financial Planner as well as an Enrolled Agent authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS.

About the Meeting:

The Breakfast Club of NJ 11/12/2022
Sat, November 12^th, 2022 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM (EDT)

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Access Code: 768-709-981

The Breakfast Club NJ Presents: “Money Saving Strategies During a Career Transition” by Bill LaChance

Saturday November 12^th, at 8:00 AM

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Presentation: “Money Saving Strategies During a Career Transition”

This presentation will cover a number of strategies to consider to help with cash flow during a career transition.  The focus will be on those strategies that may not be well known or understood.  Topics will include:  Medical Insurance through the Affordable Care Act, strategies to take advantage of shifting marginal tax rates during a transition including impact of new tax laws, and advantages/disadvantages of 401k/403b rollovers.

About the speaker:

Bill LaChance is an independent financial advisor.  Bill’s firm offers a unique flat fee program that combines financial planning, investment management, tax planning and tax preparation. Prior to launching his financial planning practice, Bill spent twenty two years in corporate finance in the retail industry and before that was a CPA with a large accounting firm.  Bill has a B.S. in Accounting from Bryant University and an MBA in Finance from Indiana University. Bill is a Certified Financial Planner as well as an Enrolled Agent authorized to represent taxpayers before the IRS.

About the Meeting:

The Breakfast Club of NJ 11/12/2022
Sat, November 12^th, 2022 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM (EDT)

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Access Code: 768-709-981