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Prince Albert Professional Development Summit – VIRTUAL

Sep 15, 2021 | 11:41 AM

With funding from Western Economic Diversification, and Community Future Prince Albert & District, The Prince Albert & District Chamber of Commerce is pleased to offer a unique learning opportunity for our community—learn how to share your expertise (and your business!) with the media and the public. (Due to rapidly changing Covid-19 numbers, this event will be held virtually. Registrants will be sent a link to the event.)

We’ve partnered with a leader in the industry.

In addition to running a successful communications company, Katrina German has won an international award for women in technology, released a book, been featured on the national show “The Social”, interviewed for a monthly segment on CTV Morning Live, and been on numerous panels and speaking gigs. She will be the facilitator for this group.

Who is this for?

People in the community who are:

  • At a certain stage of their career who have an established area of expertise
  • ​Ready to share their expertise widely​
  • ​Willing to celebrate the success of the other members of the group

​What do you get out of it?

The Feel Goods:

  • A true investment in yourself and your career
  • A group of people who are dedicated to your success (and can help you get over imposter syndrome)
  • A far deeper understanding of your current and desired professional image
  • Deadlines… so that these activities don’t keep sliding to the bottom of your to-do list

That sounds nice, but what do I actually get?

If you commit to the process, by the end of the course, you will have:

  • An understanding of how to pitch yourself to your new employer, media or investor
  • A deeper understanding of your personal executive presence
  • Access to a network of top business executives and entrepreneurs in Prince Albert & Area

What do I need to prepare before?

NOTHING—show up as yourself. We are going to walk you through this process; this is a time to focus on yourself and your career. There will be homework along the way, but it’s fun. 🙂

Agenda

Session 1: How to Dress for Success — Belong Lifestyle
9:15 am – 10:15 am

We’ll get to know each other and learn some cool tricks to build expertise, even during social distancing.

  • Topic: How to look amazing (and reputable) during your daily calls and speaking gigs.

Session 2: Keys to Confidence — Corliss Rassyle
10:30 am – 11:30 am

In this session you will learn how to show up confidently in-person or online.

  • Topic: Five keys to finding confidence to lead both your business and life.

Session 3: Your Personal Pitch — Daria Malin
*Sponsored by Community Futures PA and District
12:15 pm – 1:15 pm

In this session, it’s all about you.

  • Topic: How to craft a strong person introduction (your personal pitch).

Session 4: Capture the Media — Jami Young
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Radio, podcasts, television and newspapers—everything you need to know to pitch the traditional media.

  • Topic: How to pitch the media.

Session 5: Speaking in Front of a Crowd — Heather Morrison
2:45 pm – 3:45 pm

  • Topic: The power of story to share your knowledge.

Meet the Speakers

Belong Lifestyle

Founders Deena and Abbie speak about how to choose your professional wardrobe to best suit your body style and colouring. They use examples of clothing from their boutique called Belong Lifestyle, which is based in Martensville. Their motivation is to make every woman feel comfortable and stylish as they conquer each business day.

Corliss Rassyle

Corliss Rassyle is a Canadian inspirational speaker, a certified Success Principles Coach, Dare to Lead trainer, and the Founder and CEO of Corliss Co. Consulting Inc. She is also the best-selling author of the book Lead Your Life; How to Live With Purpose, Passion and Confidence and the host of one of Canada’s most popular self-improvement podcasts, Conversations With Corliss.

Daria Malin

Daria Malin is the owner of Boost Strategic Coaching and the author of Hands-On Marketing: The Small Business Owner’s Guide to Advertising and Branding. She supports business owners and professionals in finding clarity when it comes to their sales and marketing efforts.

Daria spent almost 20 years in media advertising, holds a Bachelor of Commerce, and is a graduate of The Wizard Academy Nontraditional Business School in Austin, Texas. Writing her book helped refine her point of view and now she works with business owners and professionals all over Canada sharing insights and practical tools.

Jami Young

Jami Young is a writer, speaker, consultant, and teacher with a passion for guiding entrepreneurs, executives, and change-makers to boldly step into their desires, embrace their authenticity, and fiercely redefine success on their own terms.

She is the creator of Rise by Design, Free to Be Seen, and The Feminine LeaderShift — innovative and inspiring training programs for emerging and expanding women leaders. Jami is an award-winning community-builder and her work on leadership, business, and personal growth has been featured across a variety of media outlets, including the Huffington Post, CTV, and CBC. She is recognized as one of CBC’s Future 40, a two- time YWCA Women of Distinction nominee, and the recipient of the Athena Young Professional Leadership Award.

For her extensive volunteer efforts and philanthropic initiatives, Jami received an AFP Honored Supporter Award in 2016. Most recently, she was celebrated as the national 2018 recipient of the BPW Canada Leadership Award in Ottawa in recognition of her commitment to women’s leadership and empowerment initiatives.

Heather Morrison

Heather Morrison is an award-winning theatre artist, a radio host, a public speaking coach, and a sought-after Master of Ceremonies. Heather spent three years on-air with Saskatoon Media Group and now works as an Associate Producer and Backfill Host with CBC Saskatchewan. Heather is the former Artistic Producer of Sum Theatre, where she brought free theatre to more than 50,000 people.

She has worked professionally as an actress for over a decade, including such roles as Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice at Persephone Theatre. Heather has received Saskatoon and Area Theatre Awards for her work as a producer, an actor, a playwright, and a director.

Other recognition for her work includes a University of Saskatchewan Alumni Achievement Award for her volunteerism and artistic achievement, being named one of CBC’s Future 40, and being voted Best Champion of the Arts and Best Actor by the readers of Planet S Magazine in Saskatoon. Heather served on the boards of Nuit Blanche Saskatoon, Broadway Theatre and Live Five. She has MC’d over 100 events in Saskatoon and has volunteered her time in many other capacities, including dancing in the inaugural Swinging with the Stars! Heather is also a fitness coach, a runner, and mom to her amazing son Judah.

I joined the Power Pack Project because I wanted to explore the next stages of my career. I’m now cohosting a popular podcast about change and I feel way more comfortable about “putting myself out there.”

— Peggie Koenig, co-host of www.getyourgoat.ca

Here’s your next step: buy now to guarantee your spot.

Thank you to the generous support of the WD grant and our sponsors, Community Futures PA and District, we’re able to offer this program at a highly reduced rate. This course usually costs $3,000, but you can access the course for $80.00! There’s limited space, so be sure to sign up early!

Make an investment in yourself.

Commit to this course today and take that next step in your career.

I knew that I wanted to build my “professional brand” in order to build my business. Learning from the speakers and other women in the Power Pack Project helped me to gain confidence and better yet, write more magazine articles and launch an online webinar series which has contributed to attracting clients that align with our approach and values as they are connecting to the content and experiences we are delivering.

— Andrea Hansen, Benefits Advisor at Sutton Benefits & Pension
My position requires me to be a leader and speak in front of groups of people. I also have some ideas about managing people and organizational culture that I think can make people’s work experience better. The Power Pack Project gave me the skills and insights I needed to feel confident and I’m so happy with my new life direction.

— Stephanie Boon, Head of People & Operations at 54e Dev Studios

Still on the fence? Contact us to see if this is the right fit!

Donna Barr,
Prince Albert & District Chamber of Commerce
306-764-6222
dbarr@PrinceAlbertChamber.com

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