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Future CEOs
Thu, 25 Aug 2016 / Published in Career, LIVE CliffCentral Thursdays

Becoming THE Career Strategist

Licia Dewing has an incredible journey that includes international recruitment assignments, working for some amazing business and brands, and also the decision to leave that all behind to follow her passion – becoming a Career Strategist. Listen to this #FutureCEOs conversation to learn about making tough decisions and finding your path.
Future CEOs
Tue, 15 Mar 2016 / Published in Career, LeaderEx

LeaderEx 2015

One of the main highlights of LeaderEx 2015 on 17 September was the career development master class panel discussions hosted by Future CEOs. Hlubi Mboya and Gareth Armstrong invited the likes of Phuti Mahanyele, Gil Oved, Yusuf Abramjee and other top CEOs and thought leaders to share their experiences and insights with those present.
Jacquelyn Smith
Wed, 25 Mar 2015 / Published in Career, Entrepreneurial CEO, Starting a Business, Starting Out

Ask This Question To Find Your True Career Path

Some people believe that loyalty to one job or company — also known as “staying put” — is the key to professional success. But Joel Peterson, chairman of JetBlue Airways, says in a recent LinkedIn post that it’s nearly impossible to develop a great career without switching jobs along the way.
Alex Simon
Mon, 23 Mar 2015 / Published in Career, Moving Up, Starting Out

The Ultimate Guide To Finding A Mentor

Everywhere you look, experts say you need a mentor to succeed. Immediately, we picture a Yoda-like figure who will guide us on our road to wherever it is we wish to go. But, shortly after that, most of us realize we don’t have access to anyone that masterful or knowledgeable.
Ashley Crouch
Wed, 01 Oct 2014 / Published in Lessons To The 20yr Old Me, Moving Up

10 Ways to Make the Most of Your 20s Professionally

We’ve been called pre­adults, emerging adults, millennials, the lost decade. We’re told our 20s are the “defining decade,” that 80 percent of life’s most significant events take place by age 35, women still only make between .66 to .91 cents to every man’s $1, and only hold 4.8% of Fortune 500 CEO positions. To change that, we