Hope and Health in Employment Uncertainty - Employment Speakers Series Seminar
January 24, 2011 - Lutherwood is hosting its first Speaker Series event on Wednesday, January 26, 2011 at Cambridge City Hall from 1:00 to 4:00 pm in the Bowman Room. Three local employers will be speaking on the topic of Hope and Health in Employment Uncertainty. While the seminar focusses on people 40 years old and older, anyone is welcome to attend.
Tanya Morrell, owner of Integrated Health Solutions, will provide a first-hand account of her own employment journey and how she has overcome her unemployment and created success in self-employment.
Ryan Jantzi, owner of two successful manufacturing (machining and oil processing) plants in Cambridge, is a dynamic and impressive individual whose enthusiasm is contagious. He will speak about employment success for the older worker and his suggestions to promote health and hope when job searching and within the labour market.
Greg Durocher, Cambridge Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, a highly energetic motivational speaker and business professional, will speak about his role as a liaison with employers within Cambridge and North Dumfries and provide an account of what employers are saying about hiring the older worker. His optimistic outlook of employment within Cambridge and the surrounding area is insightful, realistic and hopeful.
The Speaker Series event is one of hope and encouragement to those affected by the ever changing economy and labour market. Experienced workers seeking employment face unique challenges. These speakers are leaders within ourcommunity who can relate to these challenges and will help those in attendance find hope and positive ways to manage the stress of job seeking.
Lutherwood, The Working Centre in Kitchener and Conestoga College in Guelph are facilitators of the Targeted Initiative for Older Workers (TIOW) program which assists older individuals aged 55-64 in returning back to work.
Lutherwood is a not-for-profit organization that offers services to people looking for employment, individuals at risk of being homeless, youth with mental health issues and families in need of counselling. Its services are accessed by more than 18,500 people annually in Waterloo Region and Wellington County.
For further information, contact Marguerite Jacobson, Lutherwood Employment Consultant at 519-623-9380 Ext. 205.
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