women at work newsletter-sep-dec 2011

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When I wasasked to

write a story

about one of

my clients,

I thought,

Oh, that should be easy. But as I

started to think about it, I realized this

is not about one person getting a job,

there are many people who succeeded

their goal of landing a job by using

our services.

I initially

wanted to writeabout Jim as he

was our latest

success story, but

then I thought

about Beth and

Renee. Oh boy,

I thought, what

about Jenny who

after meeting with

our career counselor Mayra, felt the

condence to consider a career transi-

tion? Jenny is now working at City

of Hope and giving back to Women

At Work. What about Rosemarywho followed one of our leads and

landed the job immediately? Guyane

attended Job Club just about every

week since January. One day she

tells me she has an interview, we talk

about it and two weeks later I noticed

she had not attended Job Club. Her

cousin informed me that she landed

the job! Alice who said I am a teach-

er- I know how to follow instruction.

All these individuals are now in a

position where they can pass on jobleads to Women At Work. Those are

the leads that I will be sharing at Job

Club. What a wonderful circle!

LAPD called us and visited our

center because they want to part-

ner with us. They will be attending

our Employer Forum in September.

Mary Kay does free make-overs the

last Monday of the month to assist

our clients with treatments that will

boost their self-

esteem while in

job search. Vonscomes to Job Club

the second Monday

of every month to

speak to our Job

Club attendees on

Dos and Donts

for Job Seekers.

Dress for Suc-

cess, a non-prot,

fully clothes our clients who are in

interview mode and will give them

a full weeks wardrobe FREE after

landing the job. We are going for the

full package.There is so much going on with

Job Development. Dress for success

has asked us to participate as part of

their team to run the LA Marathon

in March 2012, with free training.

I would love it if Women At Work

becomes a part of that; that event is

international! We already have one

Job Club member who is interested

in participating. I am sure Women

At Work will fully support her if

Womenat

Work32 Yearsof Commitment

September-December 2011

Women At Work is a career and job resource center with a mission to help clientsreach their full employment and earnings potential in a supportive environment.

WerelookinforjobsearcSUCCESSStoriesIfyouve

gotagreatsuccessstory,wedlovetohearfromyou

Servicios en Espaol...Pagina 3NEW Drop-in Resume Critique Service..Page 5

WAW and YWCA Partnership...Page 7

People are getting hiredWomen At Work Job Development Succeeds Despite the Down Economy

I initially wanted

to write about Jim.He was our latest

success story. But

then I thought about

Beth and Renee.

by Perla Bernal, the Job Developer

she decided to run. I am very proud to be a part ofWomen At Work and all the wonderful things that

happen here.

Visit our website at www.womenatwork.org

explore the Job Club Tab to see pictures, stories, the

latest news and upcoming workshops -

stay in the loop.


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Word 1, 2, & 3 - BeginningWord skills, formatting complexreports, creating a resume andworking with tables, graphics,autotext, and mail merge.

Excel 1, 2, 3 & 4Creating a worksheet, formulas,functions, formatting and queries, andanalyzing, charting, and working withlarge worksheets.

Outlook -Covers e-mail, calendaring andcontact management.

Access - Creating and using abasic database.

PowerPoint - Captivating multi-media presentations for meetings,lectures, or the web.

All classes meet Tuesday and Thursdays

10 a.m. -11:30 a.m.(90 minute classes)

Career Resources RoomOpen Monday through Thursday Search thousands of current job openings from entry-level to

professional level. Unlimited computer use (Wi-Fi Included) Job Search Related Ofce Services: Includes copies, fax, and

printing for a nominal fee. Typing tutorials to brush up on your typing (Mavis Beacon)

Fees:$2 per visit$5 for 5-day unlimited use (no expiration)$20 for 2-months unlimited use$30 for 6-month unlimited use$60 for 1-year unlimited use

Drop-In Services

FREE1-Hour OrientationLearn about our services!

Find out how we can help you reach your career andjob search goals!

Come in for a FREE 1-Hour OrientationEvery Monday 11:00 a.m. 12:00 noonGet to know Women At Work services

Job Club $2Mondays at 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.Meet other Women At Work clients, gain newinsight into the local job market and receive a

list of current hot jobs and an update on current employmentopportunities.

Drop-in Individual Resume Critique Service $20Mondays and Wednesdays, 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.Includes a 15-minute session with a career counselor for feedbackand recommendations on your resume content and format.Registration is on a rst-come, rst-served basis at the front desk

Computer Users Assistance FREETuesdays, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Technical assistance will be available in the computer lab.While clients may use the lab for the entire hour, personal assistance

may be limited to 15 minutes per person.

Job Seekers Assistance Group FREE(For All Job Seekers)

Wednesdays at 12 Noon SHARP - 1 p.m.

Latina Orientacin GRATISMircoles a las 11:00 EN PUNTO - 12:00 p.m.Vengan al grupo para hablar sobre los servicios ofrecidos que leayudaran en su bsqueda de trabajo.

SEPT 2011Class Date

Word 1 Thurs 8Word 2 Tues 13Word 3 Thurs 15Excel 1 Tues 20Excel 2 Thurs 22Excel 3 Tues 27Excel 4 Thurs 29

OCT 2011Class Date

Word 1 Tues 4Word 2 Thurs 6Word 3 Tues 11Excel 1 Thurs 13Excel 2 Tues 18Excel 3 Thurs 20Excel 4 Tues 25PowerPoint Thurs 27

NOV 2011Class Date

Word 1 Tues 1Word 2 Thurs 3Word 3 Tues 8

Excel 1 Thurs 10Excel 2 Tues 15Excel 3 Thurs 17

DEC 2011Class Date

Word 1 Thurs 1Word 2 Tues 6Word 3 Thurs 8Powerpoint Tues 13Access Thurs 15

You can enroll onlineor at the front desk.Prepayment guarantees a space. $30 for each class $75 for three $140 for six (prepaid)

WAW 2 September - December 2011

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Services by AppointmentIndividual Career Counseling:Meet with a Career Counselor to explore potentialcareers, job search techniques, or prepare/practice forinterviews.60 minute session $75*Sliding scale available with documentation & counselors approval.

Individual Resume Counseling:Expert guidance for improving or developing yourtargeted resume30 minute session - $3060 minute session - $60

Occupational Testing/Career Assessment: $190Take the Strong Interest Inventory and the Myers-BriggsType Indicator. By appointment. Two sessions for testingand interpretation, 90 minutes each.

New!

Computer Classes


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Women at Work sigue ofreciendo varios servicios de bajo costoque benecian a las/los que estn buscando trabajo.El programa ayuda a mejorar las posibilidades de empleo paraLatinas de bajos recursos que tienen barreras culturales y/olingsticas. Servicios incluyen el asesoramiento en espaol, ayudacon la bsqueda de trabajo, y clases de computacin en espaol.Durante las consultas individuales con la consejera, los clientespodrn compartir su frustracin, encontrar motivacin y aprenderlas estrategias para encontrar trabajo.

Para recibir ms informacin acerca de nuestros servicios valiososy los descuentos ofrecidos a travs del Programa de Latinas, lesrecomendamos que vengan a una Orientacin del Programade Latinas ofrecida cada mircoles. En las orientaciones seinformarn sobre los requisitos necesarios para recibir una tarifareducida.

Orientacin del Programa de Latinas ofrecida cada mircoles.10:30 a.m. (en punto)- 11:30 a.m.No es necesario registrarse con anticipacionEn las orientaciones se informarn sobre los requisitos necesarios

para recibir una tarifa reducida.Servicios en La PintorescaWomen At Work tambin proporciona servicios de empleo enespaol en la biblioteca La Pintoresca el ltimo martes de cadames. Consultas duran 15 minutos y son gratuitas. Una cita esnecesaria para poder hablar con una consejera que le ayudarcon su bsqueda de trabajo. Pueden llamar directamente a labiblioteca al (626) 744-7268 para reservar su cita. La bibliotecaLa Pintoresca esta situada en 1355 North Raymond Avene,Pasadena.

Registrese Para Una Clase de ComputacionLas clases de computacin se renen el ltimo mircoles decada mes y cuestan $10 por clase. Clases empiezan a la

1:00 p.m. (en punto) y duran dos horas. Pedimos que se registrencon anticipacin. Se pueden matricular llamando a su consejera oinscribindose en el escritorio de recepcin. Se necesita un mnimode 5 personas registradas para ensear la clase.

Horario de las clases de computacin:

Elementos Bsicos de Computacin y Introduccin al InternetMircoles, 28 de septiembre1:00 p.m. (en punto) 3:00 p.m. $5Para la persona que nunca ha usado una computadora. Esta clasees una introduccin a la computacin. Tambin aprender lo bsicopara empezar a usar el Internet (la red) en su bsqueda de empleoy/o para obtener informacin.

Introduccin a WordMircoles, 26 de Octubre1:00 p.m. (en punto) 3:00 p.m. $5Instruccin en como usar el procesador de textos Microsoft Word.Aprenda a crear un resumen de trabajo, cartas, anuncios, y otrosdocumentos usando este programa. Requisito: Necesita conocer elteclado y lo bsico de computacin.

Correo ElectrnicoMircoles, 30 de noviembre1:00 p.m. (en punto) 3:00 p.m. $5Aprenda lo bsico para crear y usar su propio correo electrnicopara comunicarse con otros, incluyendo empleadores.

Buscando Empleo en el InternetMircoles, 14 de diciembre1:00 p.m. (en punto) 3:00 p.m. $5Aprenda como y donde buscar trabajos y anunciar su negocio/servicios usando la red. Requisito: Necesita saber usar la red/Internet y lo bsico de computacin.

El Programa de Latinas

Enrolling for computer classes is fast, easy, and can be done anytime of day or night. You can book as well as cancelyour computer classes.

Take advantage of packaged pricing deals whenpurchasing online. At the time of registration you canpurchase the following:

One class for $30 Three classes for $75 Six classes for $140.

When you purchase one class, the payment is directly applied to the class for

which you are registering. When your purchase a three or six-class-package, onecredit is apply to the class you selected, and and the remaining class credits aresaved in your account to be used to register for more classes at any time, until yourcredits are used up.

From the Women At Work website, click the Computer Classes button, thenselect Computer Class Schedule to register.

If you prefer to enroll in person, please visit our ofce front desk. Staff is alwayshappy to help, or answer questions about what levels to enroll in to match onesabilities.

Did you know? Women At Work now offers a sliding scale and is available forsome individual workshops and most computer classes. The sliding scale is availablewith documentation and a counselors approval. Please see the front desk for moreinformation.

Its easy for you to enroll online

Women At Work is always looking for waysto improve our facility to better serve our clients.We are currently in the process of updatingour Resource Room; eliminating the clutter andoutdated information for a more up-to-date,spacious and streamlined appearance.

We hope that the modications offer clientsan inviting and comfortable environment for theirjob search needs. As always, we welcome ourclients feedback and have added a SuggestionBox located in entrance/waiting area. If youhave any ideas on how we can improve ourResource Room or if youd like to share howWomen At Work has helped you, please feel freeto drop us a note. We hope to see you soon!

Modifcations intended to oer an inviting ancomortable environment or your job search

Resource RoomGets an Update


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WorkshopsnTechnology Workshops

SEPTEmbER_______________________________

nIntroduction to ComputersWednesday, September 1410:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. $5

For those who have never used a computer or who need to becomemore comfortable with basic tasks Learn: the main components, to usea mouse, to open/print/save documents, and use external devices.

nQuickbooksSaturday, September 910:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $45 by September 4, $50 afterThe most popular online accounting system, taught by an expert anduser. If you need to do accounting, this hands-on class will help younavigate the program. Minimum of 3 for class.

Networking MixerWednesday, September 145:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Donation Requested

In need of a job, looking for others to connect with? Bring yourbusiness cards.

Our Most Popular EventEmployer ForumWednesday, September 213:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. $5 donation requestedCome meet employers! Employers will be onsite to describe jobopportunities and current openings. Visit the Women At Work websitefor names of conrmed employers.

Connecting With Others to Explore A New CareerWednesday, September 2810 a.m. to Noon $25 by September 26, $30 after

Get the answers you need to plan your education and career. What is Informational Interviewing? Learn how to make contact with others to get inside information.

OCTObER_______________________________

45+ and Seeking WorkMonday, October 33:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. $25 by September 29, $30 afterLearn strategies for overcoming concerns about your age and meetingmarketplace needs as a mature worker.

nIntroduction to ComputersWednesday, October 510:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. $5For those who have never used a computer or who need to becomemore comfortable with basic tasks Learn: the main components, to usea mouse, to open/print/save documents, and use external devices.

nBookkeeping for Small BusinessTuesdays, October 4, 11, 18, 25 (4 sessions)4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. $99 by September 28, $109 afterIntroduction to bookkeeping basics for business. Course objective isto introduce the accounting structure and double entry bookkeepingin order to make the crossover into computerized accounting usingQuickBooks.

nIntro to LinkedIn

Saturday, October 810:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $25 by October 3, $30 afterLearn the basics of the LinkedIn social share website for professionals.Prerequisite: Attendees shoud register for a linkedIn account befoe theycome to the workshop . Visit www.linkedin.com and click join todayto start your own linkedIn account.

Becoming Your Own Boss Program:*Workshop 1: What Would You Offer?(For beginning entrepreneurs)Mondays, October 10, 17 and 244 p.m. to 6 p.m. $45 by October 6, $55 afterHave you contemplated self-employment, but youre not sure what thatmight look like? Survey your desires and abilities and identify your

product and/or service idea and your target market. Create newoptions with group support and feedback.

Networking MixerWednesday, October 125:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Donation RequestedIn need of a job, looking for others to connect with?Bring your business cards.

Job Loss: A Financial Survival GuideMonday, October 171:30 p.m. immediately following Job Club $10Presented by Christina Fuentes CFP and John Thompson, FinancialPlanning Association SGV chapter members, this workshop presents

valuable insights on navigating ones nancial future following a jobloss. The FPA members provide key actions and direction along withanswering your questions and giving advice. Check out their websitefor valuable resources full of nancial tools and information.www.fpanet.org

nIntro to Social MediaWednesday, October 195:30 pm. to 7:00 p.m. $20 by October 12, $25 afterFeeling a little lost with Twitter, Facebook, Linked In? If youre new tosocial media, this workshop is for you!

nQuickBooksWednesday, October 264:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. $45 by October 26, $50 afterThe most popular online accounting system, taught by an expert anduser. If you need to do accounting, this hands-on class will help younavigate the program. Minimum of 3 for class.

Interviews that Win JobsThursday, October 2010:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. $25 by October 13, $30 afterLearn and practice successful interviewing techniques.

SeePackageOfferBelow


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NOVEmbER______________________________

nIntroduction to ComputersWednesday, November 210:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. $5For those who have never used a computer or who need to becomemore comfortable with basic tasks Learn: the main components, to usea mouse, to open/print/save documents, and use external devices.

nJob Searching on the InternetThursday, November 33:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. $25 by October 31, $30 after Learn how to nd job openings online. Get tips on how to search effectively. Learn what types of websites are available to job seekers.This class will not cover how to apply for jobs online. For help withonline applications, consider enrolling in Demystifying the OnlineJob Application Process.

Becoming Your Own Boss Program*Workshop 2: Could It Work For You?(For those who already have a business idea)

November 7, 14 and 214 p.m. to 6 p.m. $45 by November 3, $55 afterYou already have a concept of your product/service and targetmarket in mind. But, you need to determine if self-employment could tinto your life, despite your obstacles.

nAdvanced Linked InWednesday, November 910:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $25 by November 3, $30 afterAfter youve got the basics down, learn how to get the most out ofLinkedIn.Pre-requisite:Must know how to use the Internet; Must alreadyhave a working Linked In account.

Networking MixerWednesday, November 95:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Donation requestedIn need of a job, looking for others to connect with?Bring your business cards.

nTweeting your way to workWednesday, November 165:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. $20 by November 10, $25 afterLearn how to use Twitter and strategies on how tweeting can improveyour job search, expand your network and provide a unique insight tothe job market.

nDemystifying the Online Job Application Process

Thursday, November 173:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. $25 by November 14, $30 after Get tips on how to present yourself professionally. Learn how to upload your resume and submit information

electronically. Practice lling out a sample online application.

DECEmbER_______________________________

Interviews that Win JobsThursday, December 110:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. $25 by November 28, $30 afterLearn and practice successful interviewing techniques

nIntroduction to ComputersWednesday, December 7

10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. $5For those who have never used a computer or who need to becomemore comfortable with basic tasks Learn: the main components, to usea mouse, to open/print/save documents, and use external devices.

45+ and Seeking WorkWednesday, December 73 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. $25 by December 5, $30 afterLearn strategies for overcoming concerns about your age and meetingmarketplace needs as a mature worker.

Networking MixerWednesday, December 75:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Donation requested

In need of a job, looking for others to connect with?Bring your business cards.

*PACKAGE OFFER:Purchase both Becoming Your Own Boss Workshops 1and 2 and SAVE $15$75 for the package by October 6, $80 by October 10

SeePackageOfferBelow

Brand New!Drop-in Resume Critique Services

D

ue to an increasing demandfor individual resumecounseling sessions, wehave decided to replace our

weekly Resume Critique Groupwith private 15 minute, Resume Critiquesessions offered on a drop-in basis, twodays a week! As an addition to ourexisting hour and 1 hour IndividualResume Counseling options, clients cannow meet with a Women At Work CareerCounselor for a quick review of their resume during brief, one-on-one appointments. 15 minute sessions will be offered for $20 onMondays and Wednesdays from 1:30 p.m. until 2:30 p.m. Clientsshould come prepared to receive honest, objective advice on howthey can make improvements to either their resume or cover letter.

Please sign up at the front desk for a 15 minute time slot.Availability will be on a rst come, rst serve basis and registrationswill only be taken the same day. We anticipate spaces llingquickly; therefore we suggest you arrive at least 30 minutes before1:30 p.m. toreserve a spot.

Clients can nowmeet with aWomen At Work

Career Counselorfor a quickreview of theirresume duringbrief, one-on-oneappointments.

What: Drop-In Resume Critique(Individual, 15 minute sessions with aWomen At Work Career Counselor)

When: Mondays and Wednesdaysbetween 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.Fees: $20 per 15 minute session


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Our annual event was held at the KPCCCrawford Family Forum on June 16,2011. Why Women Succeed featureda guest panel of local women business owners,including a former client of Women At Work and theEarly Bird Business workshop, Paula Gallemore.

Women At Work brings togetherlocal entrepreneurial women

From left to right: Cynthis Kurtz, Moderator; Hilary Lentini, Lentini Design; PaulaGallemore-Atherton, Fine Design Line; Bonnie Henderson, Bonnie Bs Smokin;Betsy Berkhemer-Credaire, Berkhemer Clayton, Inc.; Diane Schultz, Cyber-Rain

YWCA of San Gabriel Valley

Vons

Los Angeles Urban League Worksource Center

Mary Kay

Day One of Pasadena

Career Marketplace Search

County for Nonprot Management

Los Angeles Police Department

Mothers Club

SpecialThanks!to our Community Partners

Its heartening to see the supportive interactionsbetween clients in our workshops and drop-ingroups. These forums provide a refuge from the

challenges faced by so many in todays world ofwork.

Often the personwho attends has losttheir livelihood of manyyears. Some havenever experiencedsearching for jobsonline, much lesscompleting an onlinejob application! Andthe thought of participating on social media is aforeign land.

Group encounters are a refreshing place to ndmutual support and reassurance, by relating toothers in similar circumstances. Clients becomeacquainted with each others goals and share theirrelevant contacts, websites and other resources.Most of all, they share their rich experience ina related industry or company, including hiringpractices. Some have been HR reps or hiringmanagers, so theyre really able to provide theinside scoop.

Self-condence is built through workshop activities,such as group discussion about the strengths ofmature workers, brainstorming to help someone

identify their business niche, practicing in pairs forjob interviews, and learning how to use LinkedIntogether. Through this process, mentors andbuddies are found, who offer ongoing supportwith one anothers work search. The feedbackfrom such relationships helps clients plan their ownstrategy and activities.

Groups provide a place to discover theyre notalone in their fears and challenges. They offer theknowledge, skills, and especially, the attitudes fornavigating this path, which sometimes feels like anoverwhelming obstacle course.

GroupsEase the Stress of Hard Times

Group encounters are

a refreshing place to

nd mutual support

and reassurance, by

relating to others in

similar circumstances


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WomenatWork

This fall, Women At Work is set toembark on a new partnership with the

YWCA of San Gabriel Valley. Starting

in September, Women At Work will be

providing services to clients enrolled in

the YWCAs

domestic violence

program, Wings,

as well as to mature

workers participating

in their Interval Senior

Services. After meeting

and coordinating with staff

at the YWCA, Women At

Work will focus on delivering group and one-on-

one services, teaching job

search techniques to both

English and monolingual

Spanish speakers. Women

At Work hopes to empower

and motivate participants

and augment their

skills through an array of tailored workshops and

individual career counseling sessions. Signature

groups and informative sessions, such as the Women

At Work 101 orientation and Job Club, will also be

available to their clients both at Women At Works

central location and on site at YWCAs main ofce.

Wings Take Flightat Women At WorkServices to clients enrolled in theYWCAs domestic violence program

Stay connectedwith Women At Work

Feel free to follow us or reach out to us through any of theseSocial Media tools. We love hearing about your successes!Tell a friend:

Like us on Facebook: womenatworkpasadena

Follow us on Twitter: @WAWpasadena

Join our LinkedIn group:Women-Work-Pasadena

Write a review on Yelp at:Women At Work-Career& Job Resource Center

Can You Help Us Help Others?As o August 31, Women At Work has put 52 people back to work.

Each week at Job Club and Women At Work 101 more and more clients talk

about their need to nd help in getting employed. We reach out to them with

our career counseling, our resume critiques, our job databank and more. WomenAt Work is their place to come.

We need your help. Your donation will t our manyclients. Please return the donation coupon today.

We appreciate your support.

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Women At Work is a career and job resource center with a missionto help clients reach their full employment and earnings potential in asupportive environment.

PresidentPixie BoydenDirector of InformationTechnologyUSC Rossier Schoolof Education

Vice PresidentMarsha V. RoodPrincipalUrban Reinventions

SecretaryLouellen TschoppCommunity Volunteer

TreasurerCarolyn Barber, CFA, CIPMPrincipal Compliance OfficerClifford Swan Investments

DirectorsVeronica DolleschelCity Managers OfficeCity of Irvine

Sam GennaweyCommunity Volunteer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2011

Womenat

WorkDebbie Heap,AIF, CFPCommunity Volunteer

Julie JarossVice PresidentInter Valley Escrow

Lynn Kormann, CPACFO Dilbeck Realty

Marge LeightonCommunity Volunteer

Ellen LigonsRetired DeanPasadena City College

Ellie MacMullinHuman ResourcesConsultantVerdugo Workforce Board

Bridget MarshallRecruiterCity of Hope

Barbara MartinoffRetired, Long RangePlanning

Angie OBrienCommunity Volunteer

Uma ShrivastavaSenior Vice-President,Private Client ManagerU.S. Trust/Bank of America

Vera Teller, Ph.D.Lecture/Associate ProfessorCalifornia State UniversityDominguez HillsCollege of Business

Louise WannierFounder/CEOTRUU Designs

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