Webinars

First-Generation Professionals: A Hidden Talent Strategy for Retention and Growth

[Most recent] More than half of today’s college undergraduates are the first in their families to earn a degree. Many are already working inside law firms, corporations, and institutions, yet most organizations lack a coherent strategy for developing and retaining them. In this webinar, Michelle Y. Hoover examines how first-generation professionals (FGPs) experience the workplace, why

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Successful Self-Promotion

[Most recent] Self-promotion is key to success in many white-collar workplaces, where confidence is often mistaken for competence, research shows. This unwritten rule of the white-collar workplace can create challenges for four quite different groups: first-generation professionals, women, Asian Americans and introverts. This webinar will help people in these groups explore why they find self-promotion

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MINI: How to Successfully Navigate Pregnancy, Parental Leave, and Returning to Work (28 min)

We have all heard of the “motherhood penalty” and research shows that becoming a mother often takes toll on your earnings and advancement opportunities (mothers earn 63 cents on the dollar compared to fathers). In this mini webinar, we discuss how to be proactive in managing your career and family goals, and we provide practical strategies on

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MINI: Poor judgment I’ve seen throughout my career—and how to avoid it (27 min)

In this mini webinar, we discuss corporate decision making and how to avoid the most common pitfalls observed by executive Malissia Clinton. Ms. Malissia Clinton became the General Counsel of Meritage Homes on April 18, 2022. Prior to joining Meritage Homes, Ms. Clinton spent 12 years at The Aerospace Corporation as the senior vice president, general counsel

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