Overview
Format: Webinar (Recording)
ALPSP Members - You can watch this recording for free via the Member Area soon.
Non-Member Price: £30.00* - recording coming soon!
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A restructure? A redundancy? A role that disappears in an acquisition? A career break that runs longer than planned? They say you have two to three careers in your lifetime, but in our industry, careers rarely move in a straight line and the moments that knock us off course can leave us unsure what comes next.
Thsi webinar brought together industry professionals who have lived through career transitions and come out the other side. They shared their experiences openly, giving you rare insights and advice to help you transition and grow, or maybe it's your colleague going through it, and you want a better perspective to make things easier for them.
Through honest conversation, lived experience and advice, find out what has really helped (and what often doesn't) when rebuilding confidence and momentum.
You will leave this webinar understanding the impact of a setback, spotting the opportunities it can open up, and shape that clear plan for moving forward. This is not transactional; this is learning from people in your professional network, in your industry, who will share their genuine experience and advice.
Watch now and take the next steps to support rebuilding confidence and deciding what is next.
This event fits well with the Raising Your Professional Profile Seminar.
Chair: Laura Henderson, Frontiers Research Foundation
Speakers:
Sylvia Hunter, Canadian Science Publishing
Soraya Martinez-Krüger, PA EDitorial
Lou Peck, The International Bunch
Heather Staines, Delta Think
Speakers
Testimonials
Such honest conversation from fantastic ladies.
