You may consider hiring an Image Consultant to help you rebuild your social media and online presence. Your photograph will brand you powerfully on LinkedIn and elsewhere. Be sure it communicates your energy, enthusiasm, and professionalism.

Refining Your Focus: Mastering the Job Search After a Career Shift
In this first installment of our three-part series, we’ll guide you through processing your emotions, securing your basics, and reframing this gap as a chance to rediscover your purpose.

How to Transition from Business, Corporate, or Public Sector Roles to a Not-for-Profit Position
A cross-sector move requires rebranding and creativity. The way you have thought about your most recent position has been tied to that role and specific expectations. To break out of that cycle, you will need to develop positive ways of describing your past contributions to your teams, a captivating vision of how you can contribute to the not-for-profit sector and realistic ideas about the kinds of organizations that can use your skills best.

GAPS MARK OPPORTUNITIES: BEGIN AT THE BEGINNING
Sometimes, the list of must-do for diversity recruiting seems daunting. Where do we begin when there are so many bases to cover, so many interests to address, and so many voices to include? What is the template for effective action? The response...

June: Pride, Equity & Remembrance
June sits at the middle of the year. It marks the halfway point of our annual trek through life. It is also the month of Juneteenth, the celebration of African American emancipation, and Pride Month, celebrating LGBTQ+ pride.

Skin Deep: Inequity in Hiring
For example, if in the quest for “quality” you prefer or limit your searches to, let’s say, the top ten universities in the country for technology leadership, what you may find is that – even if candidates look diverse and espouse different lifestyle options – they have all imbibed similar teaching and problem-solving techniques. So, when they gather to discuss issues, they may look very distinctive.

Q+A: Are LEGGINGS, JEANS, and CARGO PANTS acceptable in the nonprofit workplace?
Generally, dress codes have relaxed quite a bit since COVID. ZOOM and other video platforms have introduced a whole new way of approaching business meetings. The focus on the camera makes the shirt, jacket, or top a focal point. Thus, people have developed a two-tier approach to dressing: professional on the top and decidedly casual on the bottom.

Q+A – Once new hires arrive, how can our nonprofit organization ensure all receive similar advancement opportunities?
The biggest gift you can give your DEI hiring program is a strong training series within your organization. You see, training circumvents the social and personal factors that make it hard for those who are perceived as “different” to advance.