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• ATD NYC/NYC SHRM/ODNNY Summer Networking @ Bryant Park

  • When
    Thu, July 18, 2019
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    5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Location
    5 Bryant Park, 1065 6th Ave, 16th Fl New York, NY 10018
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  Food, Drinks & Fun for all!  This is our premiere summer event and it will be sure to sell out! Register as soon as possible. Capacity limited to 35 ATD NYC members only.
  

  Due to the multiple associations supporting this event, there is a $25 non-refundable charge to attend this event. Please be sure you are able to attend before registering. NEW: Once you begin to register, you'll have 15 minutes to complete your registration.

  

  If you have any questions, please email contact@atdnyc.org

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• Coaching SIG: Executive Presence...Within and Without!

  • When
    Mon, July 22, 2019
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    5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Location
    One Penn Plaza, 15th Floor, Suite 1526, New York, NY
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  Executive Presence is something on which we coach others.  Have you also thought about how it impacts your ability to attract and retain clients?  In this work session with Miriam we will review how our presence impacts others, how to increase our executive presence and how to coach others in doing the same.  We will make this gathering on a summer evening memorable and impactful!

  
  

  MIRIAM MEIMA

  

  Miriam Meima is a highly sought-after Executive Coach and Facilitator.  She has advised, consulted and coached for companies headquartered in all regions of the world. Her client list includes professional athletes, executives from: JetBlue, Slack, Twitter, Nintendo of America, the entertainment industry and over 100 tech companies at all stages of growth.

  As a coach, she works exclusively with highly-motivated, values-driven executives + entrepreneurs willing to invest in the personal and professional development necessary to activate positive change for their entire organization. Her work exists in the sweet spot blending left-brain research and right-brain creativity. Several of her clients have launched successful coaching practices and she is passionate about supporting other coaches in maximizing their impact in the world.
  
  Miriam’s degrees are in Business, Psychology and  Organization & Management Development. Her certificates include Leadership & Transformation Coach, Conscious Living & Loving Coach, Organizational Culture Consultant and Leadership Development Consultant. She is an ICF Master Certified Coach and a Fellow with Harvard’s Institute of Coaching.

  Agenda: 

  5:30 pm Doors open and networking

  6:00 pm Work session

  7:30 pm Networking

  7:45 pm Adjourn  

  
  

  Costs: $0 for ATDNYC Members; $15 for Non-Members

  Registration Deadline and Requirements: Please register by 5:30 pm the day before the event (July 21st). We must have the list of registrants to send to building security in advance. 

  Contacts:
  Coaching SIG Co-Chair - Diane Dean, diane.dean@atdnyc.org

  Coaching SIG Co-Chair - Joyce Grillo, joyce.grillo@atdnyc.org

  
  

  
  

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• eLearning SIG: Video in eLearning: Rules of Engagement

  • When
    Wed, July 24, 2019
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    5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
  • Location
    CUNY, 119 West 31st Street NYC, Room 403, AND Virtual
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  Are you looking to add engagement to your eLearning with Video, but not sure where to start? Join eLearning SIG co-chair Andrew Sellon for another in our Rules of Engagement series--a fun, clear, and simple review of all the basics you’ll need to know, including:

  • Video rules of engagement
  • How our brains remember
  • What topics work best on video
  • Storyboarding and scripting
  • Location, location, location
  • Working with narrators 
  • Cameras and microphones
  • Lighting
  • Tech/software basics
  • Sharing your video

  You’ll leave the session ready to plan your first video—or improve your next one!  Attendees will receive Andrew’s PPT deck after completing the session survey. 

  A picture really can be worth a thousand words. Join us in person or virtually Wednesday, July 24th to find out how. 

  Pre-work: Send your favorite (or favorite worst!) brief YouTube training video link to Andrew (andrewsellon@gmail.com) before 7/24 and we’ll review some samples together!

  Agenda: 
  5:30pm -- Meet & greet (in-person only)
  6:00pm -- Roundtable discussion and workshop (virtual and in-person)
  7:30pm -- Meeting end 
  
  Costs: $0 for chapter members; $15 for non-members.
  
  Registration Deadline and Requirements: Register by 12pm on Tuesday, 7/23. We must have the list of registrants to send to CUNY security before 5pm on 7/23. 

  SIG Co-Chairs:
  Andrew Sellon, andrewsellon@gmail.com
  David Truzman, dtruzman@gmail.com

  
  

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• Chapter Webinar: Breaking Down the Distance Barrier in Your Communications

  • When
    Wed, July 31, 2019
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    6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
  • Location
    Learning delivered right to your desk!
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  NOTE: Member registration opens on July 9th and non-member registration opens on July 16. 

  Breaking Down the Distance Barrier in Your Communications
  

  Session Description:  

  Why does it feel so hard to build relationships and connections with colleagues who work from home or in a different office? If we’re being honest here, a lot of it has to do with the fact that you aren’t seeing them in the office on a day-to-day basis. You don’t bump into them in the hallway and have those water-cooler conversations. You often don’t “see” what they are doing, thinking or how they are reacting to what you are saying. So how do you build a strong and engaging relationship with your distanced employee, team or manager?

  In this session, we will discuss what barriers you face in your distanced communications and how to overcome them. You’ll learn key best practices that you can put in to practice immediately to improve your distanced communications so you can work more effectively regardless of where you and your colleagues are located. 

  About the Presenter: 

  
  

  Chris Coladonato is the Professional Development Leader for the Individual Contributor Center of Excellence at Farmers Insurance with 20 years’ experience as a talent development professional. In her role, she is responsible for driving strategic enterprise-wide initiatives that advance professional and culture development efforts. Key areas of focus include engaging employees in taking ownership of their careers, helping distanced managers and employees work efficiently and effectively both individually and collectively, developing skills to build strategic networks and connections across business units within the organization.

  Chris served on the board of the ATD Maryland Chapter for six years, including the role of president and has been a member of National Advisor for Chapters (NAC) since 2015. She currently serves as the chair of the NAC and is a member of the ATD Board of Directors. Chris became a Certified Professional in Learning & Performance (CPLP) in 2011.

  
  

  
  

  
  

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