Resilience and Reinvention: Coaching Clients through Career Transitions & Thriving Beyond Layoffs
Join us for an insightful in-person panel discussion on “Resilience and Reinvention: Coaching Clients through Career Transitions & Thriving Beyond Layoffs.” This event is designed exclusively for life coaches and career coaches in Singapore who are passionate about empowering their clients to navigate career challenges and achieve success.
Highlights:
- Gain In-Depth Market Insights
- Understand the current job market dynamics and industry trends to better equip yourself in guiding clients through career transitions.
- Strategies for Successful Transitions
- Learn practical techniques and resources to guide individuals through career transitions, including switching industries, changing roles, or returning to work after a break. Backed by real-world success stories that provide practical inspiration.
- Supporting Clients during Layoffs
- Discover effective approaches to help individuals cope with and navigate the challenges associated with layoffs, providing them with emotional support, skill assessment, and guidance to explore new opportunities.
- Embrace Lifelong Learning
- Explore the significance of continuous learning and upskilling, and learn how to empower clients to embrace lifelong learning as a key element of career resilience.
Panel:
– Jason Ho | Founder, Performance Capital
– Elaine Bernalyn S. Cercado | Managing Director, Senior Consultant & Executive Coach, POWERinU Training and Coaching
– Geetika Agarwal | Distinguished Fellow Coach, BetterUp
– Jennifer Ong | Founder & Career Coach, Ctrl Alt Career
Following the 45 minute panel discussion, you’ll have the opportunity to network with like-minded professionals over drinks, fostering valuable connections and knowledge sharing.
Don’t miss this chance to gain insights from industry experts, share experiences, and enhance your coaching skills to better guide your clients through career transitions and beyond. Limited seats available. Secure your spot now!
Registration is subject to approval by the host.