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CO FENG Sep 2008 MeetingWednesday, September 24, 2008 from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM (MT)Denver, CO |
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“John Heckers: Hail Means Roofers Get Work: Prospering During Recessions and Other Disasters.”
While others are moaning about the economy, you can be cheering. While some see a recession, others see a great opportunity to prosper. Mr. Heckers chooses not to participate in the recession, and wants you to join him in cheering at the doom and gloom. By using these simple tips and tricks any business can learn to prosper regardless of economic conditions.
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Wednesday, 9/24/2008 |
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Lance Butler Moreton & Company Third Floor Board Room 303-385-2123 direct
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Speaker: John Heckers
While others are moaning about the economy, you can be cheering. While some see a recession, others see a great opportunity to prosper. Mr. Heckers chooses not to participate in the recession, and wants you to join him in cheering at the doom and gloom. By using these simple tips and tricks any business can learn to prosper regardless of economic conditions. About the Speaker:
John Heckers, MA, CPC, BCPC has been managing and helping people with their careers for over 25 years. He has consulted to both Fortune 500 and smaller companies, and has trained executives from AT&T, Microsoft, New Horizons Computer Learning Centers, Children’s Hospital, Concentra Health Systems, Merck-Medco, Citibank of New York, Corporate Express, Accenture, Stryker Corporation, PEPSICO, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Prudential Financial, Pacific Health Systems, Storage Technology, Maxtor, Seagate, Qwest, First Data Resources, FEMA, The United States Armed Forces, and many other companies and agencies.
Mr. Heckers is published both nationally and internationally as a business columnist. He is currently blogging for Colorado Biz Magazine and is featured as an employment blogger on the Jobing.com website. John has served as the internationally syndicated employment columnist for The Denver Business Journal/Bizjournals.com for over 6 years. He is also a frequent guest on radio and television programs as an employment expert.
CEO Blog: http://ceoskillscorner.blogspot.com/ Executive Blog: http://executiveexpert.blogspot.com/ Employment Blog: http://employmentskills.blogspot.com/ TIME: 5:30 to 8:00 pm NETWORKING & ELEVATOR INTRODUCTIONS: 5:30 - 6:00 pm PRESENTATION: 6:00 to 7:00 pm COST:Complimentary TOPIC:TBD Lance, our host, instructed building security to keep the front doors open until 6pm. If the doors are not open, please call us on our cell telephones and Lance or I will come down to let you in. Greg Tripple: 720-240-6378 Lance Butler: 303-332-8779 Marty Koenig: 303-995-4523 Agenda: Please try to be on time. Honestly you do miss something when you arrive late. The beginning of the meeting will be devoted to members delivering their 90-second announcements so we can learn more about each other. Our practice has been that senior members are expected to provide a job search tip at the end of their introduction. This opportunity to share your expertise has even proved to be a valuable source of ideas. We have topics selected in advance. However, if you have one of particular interest to you, please let me know. With regard to future meetings, please mark your calendars for the fourth Wednesday of the month and try to keep the date available. Interviews, work, and family emergencies are good exceptions. In order to get the maximum benefit from our meeting: 1. Bring a name badge and/or “tent” to the meeting.* 2. Bring copies of your résumé and/or business cards. 3. Polish your 90 second announcement. *(A tent is a 8” x 12” piece of cardboard folded in half with your name on BOTH sides.) You should plan that the formal session will end no later than 7:30 PM so that the remaining 1/2 hour can be spent on a “scramble”. Everyone should stay alert during the 90 second announcements so that when we break for individual networking you are able to connect in depth with as many people as possible. I want to strongly emphasize the importance to your job search of making a personal connection to other members. If you bring a BIG name badge & big tent, this will also help. There is nothing more embarrassing than to get engrossed in a conversation with someone and have to ask them to repeat their name! Make it easy for others to remember you.
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Remember
- Bring a name badge and/or 'tent' to the meeting.
- Bring copies of your résumé and/or business cards.
- Polish your 90 second announcement.
Directions
This is just south of I225 and DTC Boulevard) Door and parking lot opens on the west side of the building to Ulster. Look for the flags in the parking lot. This is the same location as the last several meetings).
The easiest way to find Morton & Co's office is to exit I-25 at Belleview and head east towards Ulster Street, then turn left or north on Ulster. The
building is on the North East corner of Ulster & Tuffs (4600 S. Ulster Street). It is in the next block north of McCormick's and Schmick's
Restaurant on the same side of Ulster (east side). The building is connected to a similar, taller office building on south side by a large
flagstone patio and wall. There are flags in front of the parking lot on the west side of the building. If you haven't been here before, I suggest that you use Google Maps or MapQuest to get the detailed location as it is hard to find the first time.
When & Where
Moreton & Company
4600 S Ulster St
BLUE SPRUCE CONF RM - 1ST FLOOR
Denver,
CO 80237
Wednesday, September 24, 2008 from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM (MT)
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