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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2020 · 42 MIN

Men2Men: My Brothers' Keeper

from Professional Development for Women and Minorities · host Career Communications Group, Inc

BEYA 2020   Men2Men: My Brothers' Keeper   Ted Imes - (Ret.) Program Director - Northrop Grumman Corporation   Learning Objective: Facilitate candid dialogue by men about men in the new decade and the changing roles they encounter in today’s world.    The BEYA Men2Men session offers supportive round-table conversations about conditions that impair quality of life and contribute to problems related to stress. The discussions will provide participants with a humanized platform to network as well as to share positive practices for overcoming these challenges. The discussions will give men a secure environment to share their journey; to explore self-discovery and recovery; to create space within their chaotic life; and to let down their guard to accept support in their struggles.      At the end of this seminar, participants will:     Understand how culture influences workplace encounters and perceptions.   Learn successful strategies employed by their peers.   Understand the importance of sharing and celebrating life-lessons in order to overcome challenges. Gain practical tips for responsibly demonstrating their value to their families and organizations.   Create a network of like-minded men who support breaking down the walls men build.  

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