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NextGen Professional Development Trainings

Oct. NextGen: Communicating With Executives, Supervisors, and Managers: Selling Your Ideas up the Ch

Elaine Ho, Chief DEIA Officer, NASA Victoria Bowens, Director of Diversity and Inclusion Outreach and Strategic Engagement, Office of Force Resiliency, Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Kevin M. Coleman, Founde...

Oct. NextGen: Mastering Successful Interviews – Secrets to Acing the Conversation

Tanesha J. (TJ) Espey, Portfolio Manager, United States Department of Agriculture, Food Nutrition Service, Office of the Administrator What if you’re perfect for a job, but you bomb the interview? What if you were a great cand...

Oct. NextGen: Get Out the Mic – Effective Public Speaking in Meetings, Virtual and More

Amy Dix, Author, “SEVEN MORE DAYS: Live a Life That’s Bursting with Positivity and Happiness” Your heart is racing. Your breathing has become shallow and rapid. Your re somehow already only three months away from the new year,...

Oct. NextGen: How to Write to Get the Results You Need

Trish Lawton, Founder and President, Iron2Iron4Women Whether it’s a proposal for a new grant, an inter-office memo, or your own annual performance review, creating clear, concise, and persuasive writing is key to your success...

Oct. NextGen: Personal Branding - How to Create a Presence

Jay Jay, Magician and Inspirational Speaker The U.S. government is the single largest employer in the world, which means that standing out amongst millions of colleagues is difficult. The key is to create a personal brand tha...

Oct. NextGen: New Supervisor, Now What? – Fundamentals for New Leaders

Erica Roberts, Founder and President, X Is Possible; Former Federal Gov Leader Alex Tremble, Executive Leadership Consultant and Founder, GPS Leadership Solutions Most new managers became supervisors because they excelled at ...

Oct. NextGen: Opening Keynotes

How to Survive in a Toxic Workplace

Raise your hand if you have ever worked in a toxic workplace? Here are a few signs, if you are unsure: slow, incomplete, or non-existent communication; private, gossip-fueled side conversations; piling on work; etc. The real ...

It’s OK Not to Be OK: How To Navigate Mental Health in the Workplace

According to a 2021 report by Mind Share Partners, a significant 76% of U.S. workers reported experiencing at least one symptom of a mental health condition. This means that three out of four of your colleagues may be strugglin...

Brain Drain: How to Combat Burnout

It’s the middle of summer and you just want to take that vacation that you’ve been putting off for months ... years? But you can’t. You can’t because you have too much on your plate right now. You are teetering at the edge of ...