WBENC Certified
Julie Jansen
By Career Expert
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Themes
| Connect! Developing Relationships That Reap Results–Building your network to realize business goals is more important than ever in our era of technology, globalization and constant change. |
| You Want Me To Work with Who?–Learn how to work well with the myriad of people you interact with on a daily basis with less stress and more satisfaction. |
| I Don’t Know What I Want, But I Know it’s Not This–Bored and Plateaued? Searching for Meaning in Your Work? Want to Start a Business? Learn how to diagnosis your career unhappiness and follow a three-step process to changing your career. |
| Career Management or Career Chaos? It’s Up To You–Learn how to recognize the difference between a satisfying career and a chaotic one. Julie spells out action steps to take for successful career management. |
About
Julie Jansen – motivational speaker, coach, trainer, business consultant and meeting facilitator – works with leaders, managers, senior contributors, lawyers, creative professionals and entrepreneurs in developing the competencies, skills and techniques needed to thrive in today’s chaotic business world.
Prior to starting her own business in 1999, Julie worked in broadcasting, outplacement, consulting, training and recruiting for Post News Week, Drake Beam Morin, Manchester Partners and Provant. Her high-profile client base includes Fitch Ratings, Pitney Bowes, Merrill Lynch, Time Warner, New York Road Runners and DHL.
Julie has identified eleven qualities that she considers fundamental to business and career success. These “Eleven Keys” are the basis for her coaching and dynamic, no-nonsense presentations on leadership and management, communication, executive presence and professionalism, persuasion, motivation, networking, career management, sales, and time management.
Julie has been quoted in numerous publications including Fortune, Forbes, American Way, the Boston Globe, the New York Times, Cosmopolitan, Essence and Fitness. She has been interviewed on the Today Show, ABC World News Now, MSNBC, NPR and many other television and radio stations across the United States.
Her first book, I Don’t Know What I Want, But I Know It’s Not This: A Step-by-Step Guide to Finding Gratifying Work (Penguin Books; 2003) is in a 12th printing and published in the U.K., Germany, Austria and Romania. You Want Me to Work With Who? Eleven Keys to a Stress-Free, Satisfying and Successful Work Life…No Matter Who You Work With was released by Penguin Books, March 2006.
Julie is a member of the National Speakers Association and the Connecticut Press Club. She sits on the Advisory Board of Baruch College’s Computer Center for the Visually Impaired and volunteers for the Connecticut Women’s Business Development Center. Julie is also a regular contributor to Yahoo! Hot Jobs, JobDig and Cancer and Careers.org.
Assets
Please see About Me.
Rave Reviews
“Thank you for spending time with our group last night. I think I speak for everyone when I say that your presentation exceeded our expectations. You are a very enjoyable presenter to listen to. You are articulate, confident and you have a great sense of humor.”
- CT Employment Managers Association
“The feedback on your presentation has been both positive and time consuming! They loved it as did my boss and I. Thank you thank you!”
- Atlantic Health Organization (NJ)
“I have to tell you that you were a huge hit yesterday. You were engaging, professional, knowledgeable, and even funny! I could tell right away that people were enjoying your presentation and you made an immediate connection with your audience. I have had many people approach me and say how much they enjoyed your presentation.”
- Harford Law Dept – Hartford Life
“The session was terrific. Your style fit the group perfectly; the substance of your presentation was practical and insightful; the assignments for the breakout sessions were well directed, meaningful and manageable; the handouts were useful and will serve as helpful reminders upon review; and most importantly, you run a session smoothly and efficiently while listening to your audience and responding to their issues. I would certainly recommend you in the future and I’m sure I’ve already told you that I’m a skeptic when it comes to “motivational speakers.”
- Business Development Network (NYC)
