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Here's the first in what will be a series of blogs from Crystal Thompkins,CAP®,CSPG (she/her) about her career transition journey and whatever else strikes her fancy!

"One of the greatest parts of my job is seeing the adjusters I’ve mentored advance in their careers and flourish as individuals." Read more about Keith Meerholz in our expert spotlight feature: https://bit.ly/3BowvDi

I wrote for The American Lawyer about the inflection point at 5th year, with some data about the increasing challenges of getting a great job as you get more senior. I would love to hear your thoughts!

How is Kirsten building a rewarding career? From entry-level to Vice President, her career journey at Fisher Investments highlights the importance of supporting clients and building strong relationships. Check out her story on our blog! https://bit.ly/3DEesac #FisherInvestments

The best thing about workiing in real estate is definitely meeting and helping amazing people.

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Whether you are a senior executive wanting to broaden your career development or someone who is retiring and looking to develop a portfolio life, here is a practical guide to serving on a board:

Whether you are a senior executive wanting to broaden your career development or someone who is retiring and looking to develop a portfolio life, here is a practical guide to serving on a board:

Whether you are a senior executive wanting to broaden your career development or someone who is retiring and looking to develop a portfolio life, here is a practical guide to serving on a board:

Everyone remembered the Nilla Wafers and taco nights. Had the honor of attending a celebration of life for a 99- and 103-year-old couple who passed within a year of one another.  As I didn’t know the couple well, I wasn’t sure what to expect from the service or to be as deeply moved as I was by the stories that were shared. I was struck by how much of my time I spend thinking about things that won’t make much of a difference in the impact I make during my short time here. As I think about the legacy I leave, I will look to Marg and Lloyd for the example they set. My takeaways: • What their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren remembered most was their love, the way they lived their lives, and how they treated others.   • Memories were mostly about quality time spent with family (often over tacos and Nilla wafers). Traditions matter. • What they said mattered much less than what they did. How does this relate to my approach to work and life? • The relationships I build along the way are worth far more than the title or the paycheck.  • The traditions we create don’t have to be Instaworthy, they just have to be real. • The moments matter. Between coworkers, friends and families.  Take the time, make the connections. Everyone wins.