One of the keys to success in job search and career advancement is
relationship building. When you participate in networking groups and
activities, you meet many people from different industries and
different job functions. Before they can help you, or you can help
them, it is best that you know each other better, i.e., you need to
build the relationship. Then you'll both be ready, willing and able to
provide substantive help to each other. You'll also be well on your
way to developing the support system you need to stay focused on your
job search goals.
TCN's January 23rd meeting will feature an exciting presentation by
Marty Latman, entitled:
"RELATIONSHIP BUILDING TO ADVANCE YOUR CAREER"
A well-known speaker in the Northern New Jersey area (and long-time
friend of TCN), Marty's experience and philosophy about job search and
career advancement is both enlightening and practical. You'll learn
what it takes to turn a "cold contact" into a "warm referral," and
many other essential networking/job search tips.
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Monday, January 23rd, 7:00-9:00 PM
Barnert Temple, 747 Route 208 South, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417
Directions to Barnert Temple:
http://barnerttemple.org/about_us/about_us.php3?page=249
(Don't trust your GPS on this one, use these directions.)
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Possessing a skill set that combines finance, business development,
operations and administration management, information technology,
logistics and manufacturing, Marty Latman has been successful in
organizing start-up companies, turning around organizations, improving
product margins, and setting strategic company direction. His
experience is predominantly with emerging and middle market employers.
Marty Latman is a CPA and is currently the CFO at a 85-year-old
distributor of pigments to the ink, paint, concrete and chemical
industries. Prior to joining his current company, he was the CFO at
the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra.
Marty is the chairman of the Bergen Chapter of Financial Executive
Network Group (FENG), which he created in March 2002 with 29 members.
Membership within this chapter has now grown to over 3000 members.
Since its inception, FENG-Bergen Chapter has successfully helped more
than 600 of its members find gainful employment at a time when the
country was in a period of lower employment. He is also the chairman
of NJ Strategic Executive Networking Group (NJSENG) and a member of
over 20 other career networking groups.
Marty has been a guest speaker to many networking groups where he has
discussed various career development topics including networking,
interviewing techniques and advance career planning strategies. He has
spoken at Financial Executive International (FEI), Financial Planning
Association of NJ (FPANJ), Media Communication Association –
International (MCA-I), Temple Community Network (TCN), Career
networking Group (CNG) and others.
Marty is a resident of Franklin Lakes, New Jersey.
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We look forward to seeing you at Barnert Temple on Monday, January
23rd for our look at "Relationship Building To Advance Your Career."
Please feel free to arrive at 6:30pm for extra open networking time,
and bring a friend! RSVP's are not required.
Next month, we will meet on February 27th (4th Monday, as usual), with
a speaker to be announced.
For more information, contact Bob Roman: broman235@gmail.com or Bob
Levin: blevin@galaxy.net
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