2008 Events

University of Virginia
Darden School of Business
“Career Launch Success for International Students”
Orientation Lecture
8/8/08

Brandeis University
International Business School
“Career Launch Success for International Students”
Orientation Lecture
8/28/08

Bentley University
McCallum Graduate School of Business
“The American Culture and Job Search Success”
Lecture
9/12/08

Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office
“Assuming Leadership: Cultural Adaptation and Career Success ”
Lecture
9/20/08

Yale University
“US Job Search for International Students”
Lecture
9/29/08

Keystone Partners
“Fostering Outstanding Results in a New Generation of Employees”
Breakfast Speaker to HR Community
10/28/08

Suffolk University Law School
“A US Job Search that Delivers Results: Getting the Fundamentals Right ”
Lecture
11/22/08

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