Breaking Bread & Raising Dough (At Home)
Samantha David
Tara George, BSc, BEd, MBA
As the national lead for KCI’s executive search and talent practice since 2007, Tara has partnered with a wide variety of non-profit and charitable clients across Canada, helping them to reach out and draw suitable candidates towards available opportunities. Tara has led or played a key role in more than 450 searches across the country during her time with KCI.
Beyond her executive search work, Tara focuses on organizational development issues, helping clients to define their staffing needs, organizational structure, and recruitment, retention, and succession strategies. Tara also co-leads KCI’s compensation benchmarking services and serves as an internal advisor and consultant for colleagues who focus in other KCI practices areas.
Tara holds an MBA (McMaster University), a BEd (University of Toronto), and a BSc (University of Guelph). Tara has also completed the Institute of Corporate Directors Not for Profit Governance Essentials course. Prior to joining KCI, Tara worked for 10+ years in Advancement leadership roles in the education sector. She is also a former high-school teacher of science, math, business, and phys-ed.
An active volunteer with professional associations and charitable organizations, Tara currently sits on the Board of the Network of Non-profit Search Consultants, the Governance committee of the MS Scientific Research Foundation, and the Strategic Planning Committee of Providence Healthcare Foundation.
Ellie Rusonik
Date: Friday, August 21, 2020
Time: 12:00-1:30 PM ET
Cost: FREE!
Location: Online (registrants will be sent details on how to connect closer to the date)
Take your Resume from Average to Amazing!
Resumes and covering letters are your first opportunity to make a great first impression, and to stand out from the crowd. In this session, we’ll show you how!
We’ll talk about different resume formats…and most importantly, how to demonstrate your experience, accomplishments, and skills in your resume in a concise and effective way.
As well, we’ll help you see the dreaded ‘covering letter’ in a different light…and help you understand that it is a powerful tool to connect with your prospective employer.
Lastly, we’ll also help you recognize how and when to adapt your format, content, and style to different roles, organizational cultures, and audiences.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understanding different resume formats, and when to use each
- How to concisely explain and illustrate your experience, accomplishments, and skills
- Understanding how to use the covering letter to better connect with employers
- How to adapt your resume for different roles and organizations
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