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From Navy Commander to Strengths Coach with Dennis Volpe

From Navy Commander to Strengths Coach with Dennis Volpe

"If you want to think about transition, not just military transition but any career or life transition, you need to know what you're good at, and that's where strengths play a huge part." - Dennis Volpe Dennis Volpe is a Principal Consultant, Executive Performance and Transition Coach at the Leadership Research Institute, where he accelerates the development of leaders and teams by empowering them to transform their environment and the world. With over twenty years as a Naval Officer, including Command at Sea, and being a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, Dennis has a deep understanding of personal leadership. He utilizes...

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Unlock Your Career Potential: A Strengths-Based Approach to Job Hunting with Keri Aaver

Unlock Your Career Potential: A Strengths-Based Approach to Job Hunting with Keri Aaver

"When job seekers understand and own their top five strengths, it makes it so much easier for them to encapsulate those things they've built up and showcase their value proposition to potential employers." - Keri Aaver, CEO of CareerWise Consulting  Keri Aaver is the CEO of CareerWise Consulting, LLC, and a seasoned Workforce Development Consultant, Career Coach, and Job Developer Training Specialist. With a focus on strengths-based approaches, Keri has spent a decade leading and training teams that have achieved the highest placement rates in the Los Angeles County Workforce Development area. Her expertise has benefitted over 75,000 job seekers,...

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Unleashing Superpowers at The Bernard Group: A Strengths-Based Journey with Whitney Yopp and Betsy Roisen

Unleashing Superpowers at The Bernard Group: A Strengths-Based Journey with Whitney Yopp and Betsy Roisen

"Strengths are like superpowers. When we embrace and leverage them, we can achieve great things." - Whitney Yopp "Strengths can be a powerful tool for managers. It helps them understand their team members better and provide personalized coaching." - Betsy Roisen Welcome to another captivating episode of the StrengthsMugs Podcast! Today, join host Scott Mackes as he engages in an insightful conversation with two extraordinary HR experts, Betsy Roisen and Whitney Yopp, hailing from The Bernard Group – a trailblazer in the realm of visual merchandising known for its ingenious execution of intricate concepts.Betsy Roisen, a seasoned HR professional, shares...

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Leveraging CliftonStrengths in Higher Education with John Augusto

Leveraging CliftonStrengths in Higher Education with John Augusto

"The beautiful thing about strengths is when you take the assessment, it's you in front of you, and you get to do a deep dive based off of one assessment on how you understand and make your way through the world." - John Augusto John Augusto is the Associate Dean at Georgia State University and a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach who is passionate about helping students and faculty in higher education identify and develop their Strengths. John's top 5 strengths are Strategic, Achiever, Developer, Arranger, and Futuristic. Join us as we dive into the importance of implementing a strengths-based approach within...

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Unleashing the Power of Athletes: A Strengths Coach's Perspective with Kathleen Murphy

Unleashing the Power of Athletes: A Strengths Coach's Perspective with Kathleen Murphy

“I really loved the idea of taking people from being good to amazing, with the ability to gain new awareness of their abilities based on their strengths.” - Kathleen Murphy Kathleen E.R. Murphy is a former technology executive now published author, speaker, and Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach. She is the Founder and CEO of Market Me Too, coaching Workforce and Sports TEAMS clients and their leaders to improve team performance. Ms. Murphy is also an Advisory Board Member to the University of Maine Business School and Chairwoman of the Board of Directors for the Merrimack Valley Women's Conference. She is a published...

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