Growing Your Network on LinkedIn

Adults (18+)

Date : Sunday, Oct 26

Time : 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm

Networking may be key to job searching success, but it can also be intimidating and time consuming. At this free workshop with a career coach, we’ll explore ways to grow your network and enhance your LinkedIn profile. Bring your questions and be ready for real-time feedback!

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You’ve heard it a million times – networking is a key to job searching success. But networking can be intimidating, time consuming, and difficult. Join Lisa Dubler, a dedicated career coach with a background in HR, recruiting, and leadership development, for a live workshop where you’ll have the opportunity to explore the value of networking, enhance your LinkedIn profile, and get tips on how to grow your network before, during, and after networking events. During the workshop, you’ll be invited to ask questions and get real-time feedback from participants and from Lisa on your networking pitch, LinkedIn profile, and outreach strategies.

If you have any questions, please contact Sonya Weisburd at sweisburd@edcjcc.org. This event is free to attend, but RSVP is required so we know how many people to expect.

Please note that this workshop is intended for people impacted by federal job cuts. It is open to former federal and federal-adjacent employees only.

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About Lisa: Lisa is the founder of Lisa Dubler Coaching and is a director of career services at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business where she helps graduate students cultivate job search skills to land meaningful work. Lisa’s content has been featured in Idealist and Ladies Get Paid. She previously served Jewish professionals through RISE, an initiative of the Jewish Federations of North America and spent the formative years of her career as a staff member at Sixth & I. When she’s not working with clients, you can find Lisa exploring the local restaurant scene, going for walks on the Mount Vernon Trail, or playing at the local park with her husband, toddler, and mini bernedoodle.