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Professional Development Workshop: Derek Young: Connect, Inspire, Transform

  • 08 Feb 2013
  • 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
  • Middle Tennessee Medical Center, Frances and Donald McDonald Conference Room, 1700 Medical Center Parkway, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
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Professional Development Workshop

Friday, Feb. 8
1 p.m. until 5 p.m.


               Derek Young:

   Connect,Inspire, Transform  

         

What a Woman Has To Do To Get To the Top...

From a Man’s Perspective

Event Liaison:  Noreen Cohen-White, 615 882 7592

Sponsored by:


What to expect:

You'll complete a 90-day action plan to increase your ability to thrive in a professional setting, including:

Clarify Your Why

Crystallizing Your Interests

Developing Your Leadership Standards

Establishing Your Leadership Mantra

Creating Your Career Legacy


Talk Like You Love It

Describing the Business Model

Discussing the Key Metrics

Deciphering the Right Information

Delivering the Elevator Pitch


Don’t Ask For Mentors

Understanding Mentoring

Uncovering Your Needs

Identifying the Messengers

Connecting for Messages


Quick Like Carol

Your Unfair Advantage 

No More Martyrs


About Derek Young:

Derek Young is a voice of clarity in this new, multicultural, multi-generational business arena.  He inspires audiences from great organizations like ABWA, CABLE and CREW, and great companies like AT&T, Johnson and Johnson, and Prudential, to transform their results by transforming the way they view culture, inclusion, and leadership. As Director of Diversity for Cracker Barrel, Derek increased the company's involvement in the Women's Foodservice Forum more than1,000%.

As Director of Leadership Development for Dollar General, he helped numerous women earn promotions to senior levels in every division of the company.

As an Executive Coach, Derek has advised leading women’s organizations ranging from $30M to $30B in revenue. 

He has worked side-by-side with one of the country’s top 50 female business leaders and the Chairman Emeritus of the Girl Scouts.

Derek has been recognized as a Community Legend by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and a Man of Achievement by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

A native of St. Louis, MO, and a lifelong Cardinals baseball fan, the great loves of his life are his wife Allyson and their four children: Kayla, Kelton, Kendall and Kristianna.  Derek’s personal motto for success is God first, others second and dreams third.