Is it Friday already? This week flew by way too fast. So it goes. We’re creeping up on graduation – and want to send a special congratulations out to intern Lauren Wannermeyer on her graduation from Syracuse University this weekend. We wish you the best of luck in all your post-graduation endeavors! We’ve been working
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Happy Monday, all! We’re busy doing a recruitment project for a client, planning our 2012 Scholarship Launch and recording the videos to accompany The Graduation Project conference (thanks to those who came!). This week we’re also discussing building your support network on Facebook, and we’d love for you to join us. I’m sure you’ve heard by now about the
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Well, hello again. So much excitement after going live last week! I’ll be introducing our new Savannah-based client services and marketing person, Sera, very soon, but here are some updates she put together for the week, and our first Music Monday of 2012. Notes from Sera First and foremost, welcome to week one of The Graduation Project, a
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Well, hello there. I know it’s been a few (5?) months since there has been a new blog post on our site. The absence has been mostly by design, but I’m happy to be back! So let’s get up to date and reacquainted. Where I’ve Been My time offline has been spent accomplishing and experiencing things
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I’m back from DC and still catching up on emails, clients, etc. I recapped my lessons on DC Education Startup Weekend on Tumblr. I spent Monday in DC taking meetings, but the most important part of my day was the three hours I spent walking around the memorials. A kind friend let me store my
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I’m in DC for the education edition of Startup Weekend! It’s my first Startup Weekend, but here are my notes on how it works: – entrepreneurs, and those aspiring to be entrepreneurs, can do 60-minute pitches for new start-ups at a Friday evening event at the beginning of the 54 hour weekend – pitches are selected
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I am so pleased to feature a guest post from our team member Tanisha Christie on what it really takes to work virtually. So many clients and people I meet want to pursue virtual and independent work, but don’t always understand that to be successful in these positions, you ironically have to be fantastic at
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It’s been 90 days since our last Music Monday post and it’s time to bring it back as 2011 speeds to a close. We had developed Music Monday as a quick way to let you know about new opportunities and give you a little music inspiration to start your week. After a season where I
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Last week, while walking home in Brooklyn after meeting some friends, the heel of my boot got stuck in a hole in the sidewalk, breaking my shoe and sending me flying into the air. I eventually landed on both my knees on cobblestone and then fell on my right side in pain. I couldn’t get
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Hopefully you received our invite to the #YPNYC Young Professional Tweetup we’re co-hosting with Julia Moon of Job vs. Career next Tuesday, October 18th. (If not, you should sign up for our mailing list). If you’ve been following my activities at all over the last year, you know I love Tweetups! I think they are a perfect
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