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2023 Apr 28

Discover What's Next for Your Career

10:00am to 11:30am

What's next for your career? This question can be overwhelming for many. You may not feel like you have the time or energy to consider this question or perhaps you don't know where to start the process. This comprehensive workshop will cover key elements of the career development process, including values, skills, professional networks and setting specific career goals. The workshop will include taking the Work-Life Balance Card Sort®, skills identification, networking and peer-to-peer coaching... Read more about Discover What's Next for Your Career
2023 Feb 09

Discover What's Next for Your Career

10:00am to 11:30am

What's next for your career?  This question can be overwhelming for many. You may not feel like you have the time or energy to consider this question or perhaps you don't know where to start the process. This comprehensive workshop will cover key elements of the career development process, including values, skills, professional networks and setting specific career goals. The workshop will include taking the Work-Life Balance Card Sort®,  skills identification, networking and peer-to-peer coaching exercises. Participants are required to complete a 20-minute online assessment...

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2023 Mar 14

A Mid-Career Check-In (57+)

10:00am to 11:30am

A Mid-Career Check-In (Grade 57+) is a 90-minute workshop designed for Harvard mid-career professionals, employees who are salary grade 57 and above, to reflect on their next career decision. Participants will partake in self-reflection exercises to identify what core values are driving their career path, engage in breakout room discussions with other mid-career professionals, and focus on crucial next steps for their careers.  

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2023 May 09

Mental Health Panel: Burnout Prevention

1:00pm to 2:00pm

Join us along with industry professionals and leaders as we engage in conversations about the best ways to prevent employee burnout. More information coming soon!

**If you need reasonable accommodations, including ASL interpreters, CART, or other, please email us by Tuesday, April 25 - info@kgreer.com.

Click here to learn more and register for this free webinar (HarvardKey protected)

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2023 Apr 11

Let’s Get Organized: Practical Ways to Declutter, Organize, and Take Control

12:00pm

Presented by Gail Parsons, KGA Partner

Did you know that the average person will spend a total of 3,680 hours or 153 days searching for misplaced items? That there are 300,000 items in the average American home? That nearly 25% of us are late to school or work at least twice a week as a result of searching for lost items? Combine these statistics with the disruption of your home, work, and/or work-from-home routines over the last couple of years, and it’s not surprising you feel disorganized. This class will help you take charge of the clutter in both your personal and professional... Read more about Let’s Get Organized: Practical Ways to Declutter, Organize, and Take Control
2023 Mar 14

Digital Wellness– What it Means, Why It Matters, and How to Begin

12:00pm to 1:00pm

Now more than ever the majority of our waking hours are spent in front of a screen – work, shopping, school, mail, news, and entertainment. And this list doesn’t account for texting, scrolling through social media, or Zooming with friends and family. Did you know the average person checks their phone 150 times a day? That 69% of people check their device first thing in the morning? And that people spend an average of 6+ years on social media in a lifetime?

This class will help you become more aware of some uncomfortable truths about your digital habits. You will learn why it is so... Read more about Digital Wellness– What it Means, Why It Matters, and How to Begin
2023 Feb 15

Nutrition Trends and Myths

1:00pm to 2:00pm

Intermittent Fasting? Ketogenic? Should you go Vegan or Paleo? Confused by all the conflicting nutrition information you hear and read? You’re not the only one – there are plenty of new diet trends and myths out there! This presentation will help you sort through some of those myths and facts to help you make the right food choices to keep you at your best!

**If you need reasonable accommodations, including ASL interpreters, CART, or other, please email us by Wednesday, February 1 - info@kgreer.com

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2023 Jan 17

Your Debt-Free Game Plan

1:00pm to 2:00pm

Debt is one of the biggest obstacles keeping Americans from reaching financial goals, so this class encourages you to prioritize debt management. But it doesn’t stop there! We’ll also go over specific debt reduction strategies and help you explore a plan that you can sustain. We will also review how to write and follow SMART goals, so you can leave this class motivated and more confident about reducing your debt.

**If you need reasonable accommodations, including ASL interpreters, CART, or other, please email us by Tuesday, January 3 - info@kgreer.com.

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2023 Jan 10

How to Let Go of Mom Guilt and Find Your Own Values

12:00pm

When Jessica Grose was researching her new book, Screaming on the Inside, the most common emotion mothers expressed to her was guilt. Regardless of background, they felt bad about some aspect of their parenting and then they felt bad about feeling bad. Join Jessica for a talk exploring the contradictory ideals set for American moms, how to identify them, and how to find what really matters to you.
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2023 Feb 14

Parenting Children with Disabilities: The Importance of Nutrition and Exercise

1:00pm to 2:00pm

Overall wellness plays a significant role in maximizing your child’s potential. We will look at how to incorporate special diets, such as gluten intolerance and nut allergies, into family meals; healthy snacks which support medical therapies and help dealing with picky eaters. We will also give you creative ways to fit in exercise for parents and children.

By registering for this webinar, you will receive a follow up communication with the playback link of the live session.

PRESENTER: Jane Lynn Britton

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