Showing posts with label Pepperdine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pepperdine. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 08, 2014

Business School Shifts Your Career Into High Gear

Today's a great day! Pepperdine University invited me to write a guest column for their blog, the Graziadio Voice. The title of the column is, "Business School Shifts Your Career Into High Gear."

In it, I encourage those in business school to take advantage of the many opportunities available - including making career transitions.

I earned my MBA from Pepperdine University, so the school holds a special place for me. Check out the entire column here.


Photo courtesy of Pepperdine, taken at the beautiful campus in Malibu, CA.

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Copeland Coaching featured on Pepperdine.edu

Thanks to Pepperdine University for your vote for Copeland Coaching. Copeland Coaching is featured on the Graziadio Business School website.  

"Angela is competing in the FedEx Small Business Grant Contest to win $25,000. The winner is determined by online vote, and people can vote once a day. Cast your vote for Angela today.  

Angela recently launched her own practice, Copeland Coaching, based in Memphis, after nine years of informally providing career-coaching services. Copeland Coaching provides assistance at all stages of the job-search process; including networking, interviewing and negotiation, and is available for those seeking a career change at all levels."

 To read the entire article, visit the Pepperdine website here.


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Monday, October 01, 2007

Parvez Michel Taj Lands Artwork wtih Crate and Barrel's CB2

Congratulations to Parvez! I opened up my CB2 catalog from Crate and Barrel today only to recognize Parvez's latest artwork!

I've mentioned before in my blog that Parvez is an artist who won the Pepperdine business plan competition with his idea to create limited edition prints for folks in the young professional demographic.

Check out his own site here: http://www.parvezmichel.com/home.html

Check out his work on the CB2 site here: http://www.cb2.com/search.aspx?query=parvez

Check it out. I recommend Parvez's work highly!