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Executive Coaching News Archive15-Mar-2009
BANNOCKBURN, Ill.----Robertson Lowstuter , a 28-year Chicagoland veteran in executive development, today announced the upcoming lineup of topics to be offered on its new executive blog, including an article by Bill Colaianni, EVP and CMO, Wal-Mart Central America, titled, "Deja vu All Over Again? - A Different Case for Staying in the Game." Robertson Lowstuter (R|L), a 28-year Chicagoland veteran in executive development, today announced the upcoming lineup of topics to be offered on its new executive blog, including an article by Bill Colaianni, EVP and CMO, Wal-Mart Central America, titled, ?Déjà vu All Over Again? - A Different Case for Staying in the Game.? In the blog article, Colaianni relates how R|L had guided him through ... Ken Ward has been out of work for eight months. In that time, the 58-year-old has had two job interviews. BMO Nesbitt Burns reinforces its commitment to Women in Capital Markets as the exclusive sponsor for its 2009 Executive Coaching Award Program. Now in its second year, this innovative program provides career coaching and development services from Knightsbridge Human Capital Solutions to qualified senior women working in the capital markets in Canada. Barbara A. Culver, co-creator of the Purposeful Planning(TM) system, today announced that she has hired Impact Communications to promote the Purposeful Planning programs to financial advisors, estate planning attorneys, therapists and non-profit development professionals.
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