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career marketing workshop for coro alumni
Whether you are looking to transition, in transition, or exploring new roles within your current organization you'll leave with tools both for long-term planning and your immediate next steps.
Shari Cohen, Ph.D., a senior consultant at Next Step Partners, will lead this session. Next Step Partners provides career training to executives across the country, and to MBA students at Stanford, Harvard, Carnegie-Mellon, Duke and other top programs in the U.S. The firm also works with NGO's, companies and the public sector on leadership development and executive coaching. For more information, see www.nextsteppartners.com.
DATE: June 9th, 2010 TIME: 6:30pm - 9:00pm LOCATION: Coro New York Leadership Center, 42 Broadway Suite 1827 WORKSHOP FEE: $50 (This is a highly discounted at-cost rate, secured specially for Coro alumni) brooklyn bridge park tour
After the park tour, Mark Foggin (LNY XVII), who is a licensed NYC tour guide, will lead a 20-minute tour of the neighborhood that will culminate at a watering hole for those who wish to continue the conversation.
DATE: Tuesday, June 15th TIME: 6:30pm to 8:00pm LOCATION: Pier 1, Brooklyn Bridge Park COST: Free RSVP: Space is limited and advance RSVP is required: REGISTER NOW first alumni issue evening
The Impact of Financial Reform on NYC
We are pleased to announce our first ever Alumni Issue Evening: Financial Reform and Its Impact on NYC. As part of our strategic plan, Coro is increasing learning opportunities for our alumni community and one of the most frequent requests was for programming similar to what you experienced in your program. This evening will be modeled on the Issue Day format used in Leadership New York: exploring a current policy dilemma, learning through inquiry, and incorporating various perspectives. New York City has long claimed the title of "Financial Capital of the World" - serving both as a source of pride and civic identity. The financial services sector is a major component of the city's economy providing more than 10% of the jobs and 30% of the wages (and 10% of city tax revenue). But with the current economic recession and the role financial institutions had in it, there is increasing pressure from Main Street to regulate Wall Street. Given all the competing interests, it is critical to step back and consider the multiple perspectives and potential impact of pending financial reform being discussed in Washington DC. During our alumni issue evening, we will explore the question "Will new financial reforms change New York City as we know it?". Join us for a panel discussion and a lively dialogue with the Coro alumni community.
This evening is hosted by The Federal Reserve Bank of New York City and Coro alumna Erica Groshen (LNY XVIII), Vice President and Director of Regional Affairs. DATE: Wednesday, June 23rd TIME: 4:15pm- Tour of Gold Vault 5:00pm- Reception with panel to follow 8:00pm-Evening concludes LOCATION: Federal Reserve Bank of New York 33 Liberty Street New York, NY 10045 COST: Free Reservations are required and space is limited.
1.Tour of Gold Vault and Reception and Panel discussion: SIGN UP HERE (Note: If you register for the tour, you must be at the Fed by 4:15 sharp)
2. Reception and Panel discussion Only: SIGN UP HERE _________________________________
ICLP & NAL Alumni Advanced Training
We are proud to invite Coro alumni from the Immigrant Civic Leadership Program (ICLP) and New American Leaders (NAL) program to our very first Alumni Advanced Training! DATE: Saturday, May 22nd, 2010 TIME: 9:30am to 4:00pm with optional "networking" at a local establishment afterward *A light lunch will be included LOCATION: Coro New York Leadership Center 42 Broadway, Suite 1827-35 TRAINING FEE: $75
We need to know how many alumni can attend, to retain the space and trainer, so click HERE for more information and to REGISTER NOW!
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In this interactive workshop, designed exclusively for Coro alumni at multiple career stages, we will introduce a new framework for approaching and managing your career as civic leaders whether in government, business or non-profits. The workshop will focus on personal branding, positioning and communications as they apply to your career goals. 
An exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Brooklyn Bridge Park will be led by David Kramer (Fellows LA 1988), a Coro board member and the Chairman of the 
