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LinkedIn Lab with Colin Moor & Mark Newall (CS #64)
Is your LinkedIn profile getting noticed? Are you leveraging its power?
LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional
network on the Web with over 546 million members in greater than 200 countries
and growing at the rate of two new members per second. Recruiters, companies,
hiring managers and organizations are increasingly turning to LinkedIn to post
jobs and identify top talent.
Please join us for this interactive workshop to learn about recent developments, little known tips, and best practices. Feel free to bring your laptop or tablet, and especially your
questions, as we explore topics including how to:
- Utilize
LinkedIn as a critical networking and job search tool
- Highlight
your brand and professionally promote your value in the market
- Get
noticed by the right people; 85% of
recruiters use LinkedIn before other recruitment tools
- Make and leverage connections to ensure
that you are connected with the right people
Colin Moor, Partner at Essex Partners has more than 15 years'experience as a career management consultant providing considerable expertise advising clients on career transition, career management, and executive coaching.
Before joining Essex,
Colin was a Senior Vice President
with Keystone Associates where he advised senior
level executives in the planning
and execution of successful career transitions, entrepreneurial ventures, and portfolio models that successfully balanced an array ofwork/life priorities.
 Mark Newall, Partner at Essex Partners has more than 25 years of career management, professional development and human resources experience working with law firms, professional services
firms and high-tech organizations. At Essex Partners,
Mark works with executives across
industries including financial services, private equity,
life sciences and biotechnology.
Date: Tuesday, May 1, 2017
Time: 6:30-8:00pm
(6:30-7:00pm-light supper & networking)
Venue: MIT Sloan, Building E51,
Room 145, 50 Memorial Drive, Cambridge
Parking: The
closest MIT parking lot is the Hermann Garage. When you turn into the E62 parking
lot from Wadsworth Street, the garage is the very first right. It is a small
garage without a gate, is directly under the library. Another option is the
Amherst Street/E51 lot. These parking lots are free after 5pm. The
closest public paking is Kendall Center Green Garage, next to the Marriott
Hotel. The entrance is 90 Broadway Street. For other suggesions, click here.
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