Discover new things or reinforce what you already suspect about your career choices. Unsure of which direction to take? This talk will help evaluate what is important to you, what drives you and will point you in the direction of the type of role and company culture that fits best with your personal values and lead you to a career with purpose.
Clarifying and then prioritising your most important values today will provide important clues about what will truly motivate you in your career going forward. Since your values are closely linked to your sense of career satisfaction, ideally your most important values need to be fulfilled.
Join us for this webinar to gain greater awareness of the values that drive you.
Presenter: David Roden (Career Coach, Executive Coach, Psychotherapist. Wise, highly experienced, well connected, sense of humour and warm, inclusive style)
Over 20 years of consolidated experience encompassing executive coaching, business development, and workshop delivery focused on career transitions. Worked with the private sector, including global financial and pharmaceutical institutions; the public sector, encompassing national and local entities as well as the third sector. A seasoned, effective, and popular executive coach. Energizing and insightful, bringing a breadth of knowledge to groups and individuals from all backgrounds regardless of seniority or function.
Practicing as a qualified psychotherapist in tandem with a career coaching career since 1990, prior to this business development initially in the financial services sector and later in career transition, talent development and change management. First started work as an apprentice mechanical engineer, obtained qualifications and worked for Voluntary Service Overseas in Malawi & Zambia, later working in Belgium, Holland and Germany in the oil and gas sector
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