EMERGING PROFESSIONAL

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WRITING WITH IMPACT: BEING CONCISE YET PERSUASIVE

Speaker: Eric Tung

In today’s work environment, being able to articulate your ideas clearly has a direct impact on your career. This session will provide you with practical tips and tools for communicating effectively and persuasively, from effective emails to technical memos. You’ll learn to tailor your content for your audience and purpose.

ENGAGING AND EMPOWERING EARLY CAREER PROFESSIONALS

Speaker: Dani Delaloye and Chris Mealing

Early career professionals (ECPs) make up an increasingly significant portion of the work force. This presentation will focus on how to engage and empower ECPs within your company, sharing some of the successes we have observed with ECPs, championing professional excellence initiatives, developing innovative solutions for our clients and employees, and contributing to complex projects.

How To Advance Your Career While Working Remotely

Speaker: Michael Tranmer, P.Eng.

Working remotely has shifted the way we interact with our managers and colleagues. Without the benefit of regular in-person feedback, young professionals may be wondering how to maintain high performance to ensure they continue to advance their careers. This session will discuss: How to stay visible while working remotely; The right way to stay top-of-mind with your manager; Tips and tricks for maintaining focus while working remote; The top three things you should be doing to grow your network; Three common mistakes with online meetings and how to overcome them; and How to increase engagement in your meetings.

WORKING WITH EXECUTIVES AND SENIOR LEADERS

Speaker: Eric Tung

This session will provide practical tips and tools for crafting executive briefs and presenting to leaders. Attendees will learn how to create direct yet informative executive briefs and present effectively to executives and senior leaders, by applying core communication strategies to ensure your content is clear and persuasive.

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