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What values describe your ideal self? What absolute principles do you live by? This workshop will help you articulate and prioritize your values, plus utilize them in your career transition.
When presented with decisions that require discernment, our values tend to be influential if not the determining factor in our behaviors and actions. When you are considering a career change or looking for a new job, it is helpful to be clear about what you value in order to find a good, or even a great, culture fit. In this interactive session, Mike Fitzgerald will help us gain a better understanding of the many ways in which knowing our values helps guide our career planning and job search.
About the Facilitator:
Mike Fitzgerald is a career coach and advisor with more than 20 years of experience working with senior level business leaders in virtually all industry sectors. He is passionate about helping individuals identify and express their hopes, values, and sense of mission to help them strengthen and enhance the alignment of these areas with their careers.
Mike draws upon his deep experience aligning the right talent with the right roles at the right time in their career through his work in executive search; Mike has also led efforts to further workplace diversity and inclusion and remains committed to supporting those initiatives along with developing leadership capabilities in young professionals. Mike is the first recipient of the Bob Gatti Mentor of the Year Award, given by the Northeast Human Resources Association (NEHRA).
Mike is the founder of Fitzgerald Career Advisory Services and previously worked as a Career Consultant with ClearRock, Inc. He served as a Senior Vice President at Gatti & Associates, where he developed expertise in partnering with clients and candidates nationwide, and as Director of Diversity at Boston College High School and continues to have a strong commitment to the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Mike is a native of Buffalo, NY and earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Saint John Fisher College. He also attended The School of Irish Studies in Dublin, Ireland and earned Master of Arts degrees from both Boston College and Lesley College in Pastoral Ministry and Counseling.