Black Mentorship Inc

Happy Thanksgiving from the BMI Family #happythanksgiving 🫶🏾🍂🍁

Exciting news! Black Mentorship Inc is hosting a free two-day Financial Empowerment Workshop designed to help you take control of your financial future on Wednesday October 9 and Thursday October 10 from 6:30 PM to 7: 30 PM. Whether you're looking to improve budgeting skills, learn about investments, or better understand financial planning, this workshop is for you. Join us for practical insights, interactive sessions, and expert advice from the incredible Kadeem McLean who will empower you with strategies to make informed decisions about your finances. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and tools to build a secure financial future. Mark your calendars and get ready to invest in yourself! Register below. https://lnkd.in/grrMyNA2

Achieve Financial Freedom with Kadeem McLean McLean! 🔑 Black Mentorship Inc. is excited to invite you to our Financial Empowerment two-days workshops on October 9 and 10! Join financial expert Kadeem McLean as he shares invaluable insights on setting up emergency funds, investing in your future, and managing debt. 📅 Dates: October 9 & 10 ⏰ Time: 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM EST 🖊 Register now by scanning the QR code or through the Zoom link here: Zoom Registration. https://lnkd.in/grrMyNA2 Black Mentorship Inc extends its sincere appreciation to TD for its generous support of the Black Mentorship Inc Propel Mentorship Program. Together, we are making a lasting impact in our communities. #FinancialEmpowerment #ProfessionalDevelopment #WealthManagement #BlackMentorship #FinancialFreedom #SponsoredByTD

🚀 Take Charge of Your Career! Join our Career Readiness Sessions to build your skills and boost your career potential in today’s competitive market! 💼✨ 🗓 Session 1 (Sept 17th, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM EST): 📄 Dive into the current Canadian job market with two exceptional leaders, Ingrid Wilson, CHRL, CMS and Evangeline Chima, MS-IT. Learn how to build a standout resume and explore strategic interview tips that separate you from the crowd! There will be a live mock interview 🎤during the session. Also, bring your resume for real-time feedback! And the best part is, it's FREE! 🗓 Session 2 (Sept 19th, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM EST): 🤝 Master strategic networking, professional etiquette, and how to present yourself in various business settings 🌐. 📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to register, or click the link below and take the next step toward your career success! DON'T MISS OUT! Please register below. Thank you TD for your support of the Black Mentorship Inc propel mentorship program. https://lnkd.in/gNWPjf_S #CareerReadiness #ResumeBuilding #InterviewTips #Networking #ProfessionalGrowth #BlackMentorship

Unlock Your Potential with BMI's Career Readiness Program: Led by Evangeline Chima, MS-IT and Ingrid Wilson, CHRL, CMS Are you ready to take your career to the next level? Join the Black Mentorship Inc. (BMI) Career Readiness Program, led by two powerhouse professionals— Evangeline Chima, MS-IT, Founder and CEO of BMI, and Ingrid Wilson, CHRL, CMS, a seasoned senior #HR executive. This is more than just a workshop; it’s a game-changer designed to empower you with the #tools and #confidence to thrive in today’s job market. What Can You Expect? Expert Guidance: Learn directly from Evangeline Chima, a trailblazer who knows what it takes to break through systemic barriers, and Ingrid Wilson, an HR veteran with a wealth of knowledge on what employers are really looking for. Tailored Job Strategies: Master the art of resume writing, interview prep, and building a personal brand that gets noticed by top employers. Interactive Learning: Engage in hands-on activities that build practical skills, boost your confidence, and sharpen your focus on career goals. Exclusive Mentorship: Get personalized advice from industry leaders committed to seeing you succeed. Why Should You Register? This is your opportunity to access top-tier career coaching, make invaluable connections, and position yourself for success in today’s competitive job market. Whether you’re just starting out, looking to advance, or making a career shift, this program is for you. Spaces are limited, so register today and take the first step toward unlocking your professional potential! Ready to invest in your future? Sign up now to secure your spot in the BMI Career Readiness Program! We are grateful to the Halton Region for their support in making this event possible. Secure your spot now! https://lnkd.in/gNWPjf_S #blackprofessionals #immigrants #haltonregion #inclusiveleadership #careerplan #thrive

We love it when we get these types of emails from mentors! "You were right… again! Yojhana and I are a great match and had a wonderful first meeting tonight. We talked about availability, and it looks like we’ll be able to find times to meet together regularly. Great job, Fadi & BMI team!"  Rebecca Thank you, Rebecca Davis, for your unwavering commitment to uplifting #blackprofessionals. Your dedication and support to single mothers, #immigrants, and our #community in general have not gone unnoticed. We truly appreciate the positive impact you continue to make in these lives. We are deeply grateful to our #mentors, whose support is essential to the critical work we do. We invite you to join us and make a difference by becoming a Black Mentorship Inc #mentor. We are currently seeking experienced mentors in Biotech, Accounting, and Finance. Let's propel together! https://lnkd.in/g3pjuKYJ #BiotechMentors #AccountingMentors #FinanceMentors #InclusiveLeadership

Causes of Termination at Work & How to Thrive Instead Poor Performance: ■ What not to do: Failing to meet deadlines, consistently underperforming, and showing lack of effort. ♡ What to do instead: Strive for excellence by setting clear goals, tracking your progress, and seeking feedback regularly to improve. Violation of Company Policies: ■What not to do:Ignoring workplace policies, such as attendance rules, dress codes, or communication guidelines. ♡ What to do instead: Familiarize yourself with company policies and ensure you follow them. If unclear, ask HR for clarification. Lack of Integrity ■What not to do: Engaging in dishonest behavior like lying, cheating, or misusing company resources. ♡ What to do instead: Be transparent and honest in all your dealings. Uphold ethical standards and maintain a high level of professionalism. Insubordination ■ What not to do: Disrespecting or refusing to follow instructions from superiors. ♡ What to do instead: Foster open communication with your manager, be cooperative, and show respect for leadership, even if you disagree. Poor Communication Skills ■ What not to do: Failing to communicate effectively with colleagues, causing misunderstandings or conflicts. ♡ What to do instead: Practice clear and respectful communication. Listen actively, seek clarity when needed, and engage in collaborative discussions. Toxic Behavior ■ What not to do: Engaging in gossip, bullying, or creating a negative work environment. ♡ What to do instead: Be a positive influence by encouraging teamwork, offering support to colleagues, and maintaining professionalism in all interactions. Attendance Issues ■ What not to do: Frequently being late, taking excessive leave without proper notice, or being unreliable. ♡ What to do instead: Manage your time effectively, inform your supervisor of any unavoidable absences in advance, and maintain a reliable presence at work. Inability to Work in a Team ■ What not to do: Being overly competitive or refusing to collaborate with others. ♡ What to do instead: Build strong relationships with colleagues, offer support, and be willing to contribute to team efforts. Thrive at Work by: ☆ Continuously improving your skills ☆ Staying adaptable to change ☆ Maintaining a positive attitude ☆ Building strong professional relationships ☆ Acting with integrity 👏 Want to learn how to apply these skills? Let's connect and chat. Until then, stay curious and fearless 🙏 Follow me for more tips on how to thrive in the workplace ✨️ ☺️ Evangeline Chima, MS-IT

🎉 Pathway Planning Sessions: A Success! 🎉 We are thrilled to share that our "Pathway Planning" sessions were a resounding success! Over two evenings, parents and students came together to gain valuable insights into navigating the Ontario school system and planning for a bright future. Both sessions were incredibly well-coordinated, and we’re grateful for the positive feedback we received: 💬 “The session was well coordinated and I am so happy to participate.” 💬 “Both sessions equipped parents like me to support our children in high school and beyond.Thank you BMI- N.M.” A heartfelt thank you to our amazing facilitator, Ada Esonwanne for sharing her expertise and guiding us through these important topics. We also extend our deepest gratitude to our sponsors—the Fund for Gender Equality, Community Foundations of Canada, and the Equality Fund, with support from the Government of Canada. Your support made these sessions possible. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making these sessions so impactful! Together, we’re building #pathways to #success for our futuregenerations. 🚀 #PathwayPlanning #ParentEmpowerment #EducationSuccess #ThankYou #BlackMentorshipInc

We are often quick to use negative words to describe our differences, largely because we’ve been conditioned to behave according to the expectations of a single culture. Last night, during a conversation with my son, he referred to his ability to multitask as “being easily distracted.” This same son of mine can handle multiple tasks at once, and he does it exceptionally well. However, society has taught us that if we don't behave like everyone else, there’s something wrong with us. As a result, we sometimes label our strengths as weaknesses. Remember, your differences are what make you unique. When you notice yourself doing things differently from the "norm," avoid using negative language to describe your behavior. Instead, recognize that every individual is distinct. Embrace all of who you are, and don’t let anyone convince you otherwise. Your uniqueness is your power; wear it proudly and boldly. Evangeline Chima, MS-IT What are your thoughts? I’d love to hear how you embrace your differences. Share in the comments! #humanity #inclusion #bekind #leadership #diversityandinclusion

Losing sight of who you are or your purpose can happen subtly, often masked by the demands of daily life, external expectations, or the pursuit of success. To maintain clarity and stay true to yourself, it’s essential to be mindful of certain behaviors and habits. What Not to Do: ■ Don’t Compare Yourself to Others: Constant comparison leads to self-doubt and a skewed perception of your journey. Remember, everyone’s path is unique. ■ Don’t Ignore Your Values: Compromising your values for temporary gains can erode your sense of self. Stay anchored to what you believe in, even when it’s challenging. ■ Don’t Overcommit: Spreading yourself too thin can dilute your focus and energy. Be selective with your time and commitments, ensuring they align with your purpose. ■ Don’t Avoid Self-Reflection: Ignoring your emotions or not taking time to reflect can lead to a disconnect from your true self. Regular self-check-ins are vital. ■ Don’t Succumb to External Pressure: Allowing others to dictate your choices can lead you away from your true path. Stay true to your vision, even when others don’t understand it. What to Consider Doing: ♡ Set Clear Boundaries: Protect your time and energy by setting boundaries that prevent distractions and keep you aligned with your goals. ♡ Regularly Revisit Your Goals: Periodically assess your goals to ensure they still resonate with your purpose. This helps in staying on course and making necessary adjustments. ♡ Surround Yourself with Like-Minded People: Build a supportive community that encourages growth and reinforces your values and purpose. ♡ Practice Mindfulness: Being present helps you stay connected to your inner self and make decisions that are in harmony with your purpose. ♡ Embrace Continuous Learning: Stay curious and open to new experiences that can enhance your understanding of yourself and your path. By consciously avoiding these pitfalls and embracing practices that nurture your sense of self, you can stay focused and grounded in your purpose, navigating life with clarity and confidence. Evangeline Chima, MS-IT #tgif