YaleBoston: Alumni-to-Alumni Career Workshop Pilot

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A2A: Alumni to Alumni Leading Your Life and Career “On PurposeTM” A2A: Alumni-to-Alumni Career Workshop Pilot

Is this you? Stuck the same job or in between jobs?  Unsatisfied where you are but don’t know how to make things better? Doing okay, but want a life that is richer in meaning and purpose? Consider yourself successful, but want even more success?  Want to learn proven ways to take a leadership role in your career or life?

If so … sign up for this workshop! Walk out with a powerful vision and an actionable plan to start creating meaningful and lasting transformation. By taking this Yale Alumni to Alumni (A2A) career & life workshop you will learn to: Make the shift from being a manager of your life & career to being a leader Create a vision that motivates you to jump out of bed in the morning Teach your brain to give you an energizing boost with every step forward you make Replace old, dysfunctional habits with healthier, transformational ones Use visual cues to make taking meaningful steps easier and more frequent Surround yourself with people and things that inspire and motivate you to take your life to a higher level Identify the next step to leading your life and career with purpose

Creators and facilitators of this workshop are Rob Greenly MBA ’83 and Pratt Bennet ‘87. It will feature a panel of alumni who have taking courageous—and not obvious steps—to incorporate meaning and purpose in their life and career. Your registration includes lunch, snacks, and an informal networking reception after the workshop.  

This workshop is the first-of-its kind pilot—called A2A or Alumni to Alumni—being launched under the aegis of the Careers, Life, & Yale Committee of the Association of Yale Alumni in conjunction with YaleBoston. A2A: Alumni-to-Alumni is being set up to support Yale alumni as they navigate various aspects of career and life stages over a typical alum’s life cycle. This workshop is being created by Yale alumni for Yale alumni. Be prepared to dig deep and challenge your assumptions!

Bios of Workshop Facilitators: Robert G. “Rob” Greenly, ’83 MBA is dedicated to “transforming smart professionals and high achievers into influential leadersTM” through his executive coaching, team facilitation, and leadership development practice. Rob serves on the Association of Yale Alumni (AYA) Board of Governors and is the Immediate Past President of YaleBoston. He applies leadership lessons earned from his experience as Director of Leadership at the MIT Sloan School of Management and two decades as a senior human resources, leadership, and organization development executive at several Fortune 500 companies.  Pratt Bennet, ’87 is Assistant Professor of Liberal Arts at the Berklee College of Music and founder of Make that Leap consultancy. He helps clients develop more effective approaches to professional and personal goals, create lives that better reflect their core values and needs, and that represent a major leap toward a healthier, more sustainable life. Pratt has designed and led intensive-training programs for employees and executives from hundreds of corporations. He is constantly adding to his training from the Results Coaching Systems, the world leader in neuroscience-based coaching. 

This workshop will be introduced by Christine Walsh ’73 MD, Executive Officer of the AYA Board of Governors

Bios of Panelists to be forthcoming….

$75 Non-Member Tickets For the Yale community in and around Boston. To become a contributing member (and get discounted tickets to this and other events), visit www.yaleboston.org/membership.

$65 Member Tickets For contributing members to YaleBoston e.g. TrueBlue, LightBlue members.

Included in membership for Eli and Eli Plus members. Email info@yaleboston.org to register. Email info@yaleboston.org if you need discreet assistance with the registration fee.

WHEN

June 03, 2017 at 10am - 3pm

WHERE

Grace Church ,Large Meeting Hall

6 Eldredge St 

Newton Corner, MA

02458

United States

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