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February 21, 2017

Best Year Yet - Strategic Planning Seminar - March 7th and April 1st

Best Year Yet is a proven success process of creative self inquiry, reflection and planning. If you shy away from strategic planning, this process is truly simple and you can do this. If you're experienced in business planning and notice that your plans mainly focus on business results, this process brings YOU back into the strategic plan as the main recipient incorporating the whole you, your family, personal health and wellness goals.

Sign up today! Space is limited! Cost - $159
www.coaching410.com

March 7th
Koelbel Library
5955 S. Holly St.
Centennial, CO 80121
8:30-4:30

April 1st
2851 South Parker Rd. Suite 420
Aurora, CO 80014
8:30-4:30pm

Click HERE to download a flyer and get more information! 

January 3, 2017

Learn About Apple Music - #FirelaneFridays

#FirelaneFridays is a weekly iMentor resource that interviews experts 
in the fields of business, marketing and technology.


Want to learn about Apple Music? Meet Dionte Goodlett! He handles Artist and Label Relations at Apple Music. If you have any students interested in this field, please have them submit questions for the interview by January 16th at 8:00AM EST. 

April 20, 2016

Emily Griffith Technical College's Annual Career Fair - May 5th

You're Invited
Emily Griffith Technical College's Annual
Career Fair
Thursday, May 5th, 2016
9:00am - 12:00

Emily's Lawn (Across from our main campus.) 1830 Broadway Denver 80203

Over 35 companies already signed up from multiple industries!
Interview on the spot! 


Employment opportunities in: 
Health Sciences
Building Trades & Industry
Business & Technology 
Design Industries/Culinary Arts Hospitality

Current EGTC student do not need to register. 
Non-EGTC students and EGTC alumni register online at emilygriffith.edu/careerfair

Questions? Contact Jacob Vigil at jacob.vigil@emilygriffith.edu

January 5, 2016

Junior Achievement Business Week - June 5-10, 2016

Forget everything you think you know about summer camp. JA Business Week, presented by Arrow Electronics, Inc., is like nothing you've experienced before. It's a knowledge-building, confidence-boosting, network-growing, college-application standout of a summer experience.

Unlike any camp, this unique program that allows you to explore leadership concepts and build confidence alongside more than 120 of Denver’s most dynamic and accomplished business leaders. In addition to interactive workshops on marketing, business ethics and budgeting, the week culminates in a competition rivaled only by “Shark Tank.”

And if you aren't convinced quite yet, you should know that you'll stay in the dorms on the beautiful campus of Johnson & Wales University in Denver, giving you sneak peek into college life.

For more information and to start your registration, visit jabusinessweek.org

April 13, 2015

Junior Achievement Business Week - Applications due May 1st

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT BUSINESS WEEK
June 7-12, 2015
Johnson & Wales University - Denver

 Live in the dorms on the campus
 Compete in a “Shark Tank” showdown
 Improve your schmooze at the JW Marriott
 Network with top business leaders

Cost: $350 - Scholarships are available.

Register online and get more information at www.JABusinessWeek.org

Your future starts now at JA Business Week!

March 4, 2015

Fellowship - Compassion by the Book

Compassion by the Book’s Student Fellowship Program will offer funding and support to 10 emerging leaders across the United States to bring about positive social change on their campus and in their community.


Through the fellowship, students establish and run a branch of Compassion by the Book (CBTB) from their campus. This hands-on personal and professional development experience will prepare the fellow for a purposeful career and a lifetime of impact.


During the year, the CBTB fellow will recruit a team, implement the CBTB social enterprise model, find and coordinate volunteers, choose and research an area of need in their community, generate over $10,000, and award the funds to worthy causes. In addition to professional development opportunities and hands-on experience, the fellow is awarded with a stipend (estimated at $1,000) upon successful completion of the program.


We believe in investing in students with passion, purpose, and potential. We seek students who believe they can have a rewarding career and make an impact. Rather than looking for someone who is already perfect, we seek students who are hungry to learn about themselves and desire to grow into change agents regardless of their major or career path.


The Compassion by the Book Social Enterprise Model
Compassion by the Book is a social enterprise for college and university students. The concept is simple: collect and sell used textbooks online to generate funds to meet community needs.


Fellow Duties
Management of CBTB Branch
The fellow is the leader and executive manager of their campus branch of CBTB. The fellow will have a clear understanding and control of the business model and plan, timeline of activities, annual filings, and required resources and accounts. The fellow will recruit and build a team to carry out branch activities.


Governance of CBTB Branch
The fellow recruits an advisory board of at least five members, consisting of campus administrators, faculty, student organization leaders, and community leaders. The advisory board exists to govern the branch of CBTB and assist in the development of the organization.


Special Focus Area/Non-profit Partnership
The fellowship has two possible tracks: choose a special focus area to research during the year or work with a non-profit partner.


-Fellows pursuing a focus area track will choose and research a specific need in their community and become experts on the topic while working to raise funds to help meet the need. At the end of the fellowship, each fellow will award a significant portion of the funds generated by their branch to an organization of their choice within their special focus area.

-Fellows choosing a non-profit partner track will build a close relationship with the non-profit during the year, learn about their organization, mission, and an array of non-profit management topics. By choosing this track, the fellow agrees to give a significant portion of their funds raised to the partner non-profit.


Training
Training for the program takes place during the summer. The training is available in person (in Denver, CO) or via webinar. The training will prepare fellows to establish their branch of CBTB and make a plan for their year. The training will cover the start-up process, legal requirements, marketing, team-building, troubleshooting potential challenges, the CBTB business model, strategic planning, and goal setting.


Support
Fellows are supported with ongoing mentoring and a community to help them achieve their goals and overcome challenges. The fellows community will have a monthly professional development opportunity and regular check-ins to discuss their progress and challenges. CBTB National will provide key back-office support so the fellows can spend most of their time carrying out their mission.


Past Program Success
Compassion by the Book’s pilot program of the social enterprise model on 8 campuses in Colorado and Wyoming generated over $50,000 for 20 causes and developed emerging leaders into social change agents.

For more information and to apply visit http://compassionbythebook.com/