We'd love to hear from you! 🥳 Black Alumni, share your stories for a chance to be featured on ODU Center for Career & Leadership Development social media during Black History Month. Please send us a 1-minute video answering some of the following questions. 1. Tell us about your current career—what do you do, and how did your experiences at ODU help prepare you for your current role? 2. What’s one piece of career advice you would give to current ODU students? 3. What does being part of the Black Alumni community at ODU mean to you? How has your degree shaped your success today? Please send submissions & any questions to dferebee@odu.edu. The submission deadline is January 27. 2025.
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Meet Zach Dagneau, member of The Junior Achievement Leadership Council. Zach has been with KI for eight years after joining the team straight out of college at their headquarters in Green Bay, WI. He now oversees Central Florida collaborating with clients to help spark inspiration for their learning and work environments. Zach has volunteered as a Business Coach for JA’s 3DE students at Ocoee High School. He also plays a vital role in connecting with young professionals in the community to engage them as new members of the Leadership Council: “Being involved in the JALC has been a very rewarding experience. Outside of the fulfillment earned through supporting JA’s mission and initiatives, it is great to be surrounded by a group of diverse individuals with like-minded goals. As a young professional, it’s exciting to know I have found an organization that has helped me build both my personal and professional brand.”
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Most Black professionals are over-mentored but under-sponsored. Since 2021, many black professionals have revealed this instance where companies host a slew of mentorship programs, but does a mentor have influence? Sometimes they do, but not always. We need sponsors! In my career I’ve relied and found comfort in the casual relationships with mentors but realized that sponsors held the keys, they had the ears of leadership and can truly catapult your career. A mentor helps unblock me from certain situations, they can be thought partners, allies, etc. However, a sponsor will take me to the next level. In participating in company mentorship programs do more than just seek a mentor - FIND YOUR SPONSOR
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Need to learn how to conduct a successful Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) audit at your organization? Join us at the Fall 2024 Diversity Leadership Academy (DLA) to learn how to effectively map/audit your organization's DEI efforts and much, much more. To learn more, please visit https://lnkd.in/eZswyz4
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As part of our series highlighting the accomplishments of LeadingAge PA in 2024, today we are sharing our achievements in professional development and workforce initiatives: 🌟 Hosted our annual conferences and introduced the inaugural Women’s Executive Retreat to empower leaders. 🎓 Awarded professional development scholarships and internship grants to strengthen workforce initiatives. 🤝 Partnered with new education organizations to expand resources for members. 🏆 Honored another graduating class of Fellows in Leadership, building the next generation of changemakers. We’re proud of these accomplishments and can’t wait to share more about our advocacy work and partnerships in the coming days. Stay tuned! Learn more: Blog: https://ow.ly/pzlU50Ur0v9 Full Report: https://ow.ly/B8Tj50Uq8b6
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Meet Zach Dagneau, member of The Junior Achievement Leadership Council. Zach has been with KI for eight years after joining the team straight out of college at their headquarters in Green Bay, WI. He now oversees Central Florida collaborating with clients to help spark inspiration for their learning and work environments. Zach has volunteered as a Business Coach for JA’s 3DE students at Ocoee High School. He also plays a vital role in connecting with young professionals in the community to engage them as new members of the Leadership Council: “Being involved in the JALC has been a very rewarding experience. Outside of the fulfillment earned through supporting JA’s mission and initiatives, it is great to be surrounded by a group of diverse individuals with like-minded goals. As a young professional, it’s exciting to know I have found an organization that has helped me build both my personal and professional brand.”
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