Don't let social distancing keep you from joining other alumni and friends online for a webinar featuring Dr. Jennifer Scott Mobley '99 as she addresses the perfect topic for our times.
Learn how to use strengths-based leadership to navigate your career and life during challenging times. During this webinar, you will learn a four-stage process on how to determine "what's next" by:
- Doubling down on existing strengths, interests, and experiences
- Finding new opportunities and identifying skills to develop without falling prey to analysis paralysis
- Running small experiments to determine next steps
- Taking smart risks to launch with confidence in a new direction.
Rooted in best practices in career and leadership development, this webinar is based on Jennifer’s upcoming book that will be published by Forbes later this year. Her book is informed by more than a decade of her experience as a communication professor where she taught the principles of professional and organizational communication ranging from personal branding to virtual team development.
BIO:
Dr. Jennifer Scott Mobley. Ph.D. is an award-winning educator, researcher, and Gallup-certified leadership coach. She is currently serving as assistant dean of service learning and project manager of the Women in Corporate Entrepreneurship Lab for the Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at the College.
Informed by 13+ years of progressive experience as a higher education leader and communication professor, she creates a compelling case for building and scaling strengths-based approaches to leadership and organizational development. Her approach has also been shaped by her previous career pivots at the College, including serving as chair of the Department of Communication & Visual Arts and an associate director of Career Services.
Jennifer is also the founder of the Early Career Women Collective, a global online community for young professional women to practice the mindset and skill set of designing their careers and life with purpose. She is also the host of The Early Career Women Collective Podcast which engages real world challenges and offers tangible solutions for young professional women and their managers.