NCET Biz Cafe | Milena Regos, From Burnout and Stressed Out to Unhustled | Nov 2019
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We live in a world that prizes those who “hustle.” But what if there’s a better way? Turns out, burnout and information overload are very real — in fact, we spend about 12 hours a day in front of a screen. So what’s the solution to all of this overstimulation? At our November Biz Café, speaker Milena Regos will advise us to shift our perspectives, live healthier and more productively — all by “unhustling”! Join us for this interactive session called “From Burnout and Stressed Out to Unhustled.” Regos believes that by changing your perspective and mindset, you will learn to invest in what’s important — thereby improving your health, happiness and business. After attending this Biz Café, you’ll know more about how to do just that — to focus, to declutter your life and to invest in you. Some takeaways: • Learn easy, manageable ways to simplify your life • Understand why a focus on healthy living is so important to your business goals • Discover achievable ways to care for your mental health • Uncover ideas for creating tech boundaries • Apply yourself toward achieving focused productivity
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NCET Biz Bite | Cinammon Davies: Social Media | Feb 2020
Social media has become a truly 21st century fabric of business life. But determining which social media channels work best — and which don’t — can be confusing at best and detrimental to business at worst.
On February 26, noted Reno social media guru Cinammon Davies, a certified Digital Marketing Ninja in her own right, will lead a lively discussion with her insights on the best channels you can take when jumping into the social media world and how they can help lead you and your business to greater success.
Here are some key takeaways you can expect from this Biz Bite:
- That ANYONE can get started with a social media channel – even if you have zero experience.
- Some of the do’s and don’ts when social media is concerned.
Why you need a proper plan (to keep the channel manageable).
- Why you need boundaries for your own sanity as well as actionable steps that will enable attendees to get started with the social channel or channels that are right for them and their business.
Come for the lunch and stay for the discussion on how to make sense of social media’s many channels and what they can mean to improving businesses’ bottom lines.
NCET Biz Cafe | Shawna Guarino | How to Build Your Bio/Elevator Pitch | Oct 2019
When it comes to business and first impressions, words matter — whether it’s the elevator pitch you employ at a networking event, or the “about us” page on your website that serves to allow potential customers to know who you are and what you do.
And this Biz Café is going to help you knock those first impressions out of the proverbial park!
Join us for an interactive session called “Building a Better Professional Bio/Elevator Pitch” with speaker Shawna Guarino. This presentation is designed for business owners and professionals who want to create an evolving professional bio for networking groups, about me/us pages, or print bios.
After attending this Biz Café, you’ll know more about the importance of the pitch and bio as they pertain to helping you increase business and referrals. Some takeaways:
• Learn the basics of a professional bio
• Identify your target audience
• Effectively showcase yourself through your words
• Customize your bio for an enhanced elevator speech
NCET Biz Bite | Mikalee Byerman, Train Your Brain for Success | Sept 2019
How many times have you entertained this thought: If only I were smarter or more talented, I could be more successful. And if I were more successful, I’d be so much happier.
But guess what? Research shows that only 25% of job success is based on IQ. An overwhelming 75 percent of job success is predicted by your sense of optimism, social support and your ability to see stress as a challenge instead of a threat.
The takeaway: It’s time to reframe our ideas about “achieving success.” What if happiness isn’t a byproduct of success, but instead, success is a byproduct of happiness? And what if you can program yourself to be more successful by tweaking something fairly simple — your personal sense of positivity?
Join us for an interactive session called “How to Train Your Brain for Personal & Professional Success” Speaker Mikalee Byerman — author, humor writer and communication strategist — has some tips and tricks to help you train your brain to embrace positivity, which will in turn serve to enhance your professional and personal success.
In this session, you’ll:
• Uncover your personal link between success and positivity
• Identify an actual value tied to your sense of happiness
• Develop specific ways to train your brain to be happier
• Explore case studies and real-world examples of positivity at work
View Mikalee Byerman's Bio and more info at https://ncet.org/ncet-biz-bite-train-your-brain-sept-25/
NCET Biz Cafe | Alexanne Stone, Myths and Magic! | Sept 2019
Practically daily, news headlines tell of catastrophic crises befalling businesses — whether they’re natural disasters like floods or earthquakes, or manmade disasters like data breaches or Ransomware attacks.
Wouldn’t it be nice if there were a cheat sheet that helped you translate body language into sales success?
Well this Biz Café speaker may just have one.
Join us for an interactive session called “Body Language – Myths and Magic!” Speaker Alexanne Stone, Sales and Body Language Trainer, believes that your body speaks its own language — and it can help enhance your message, or it can stop it in its tracks.
Yes, your nonverbals are constantly “speaking,” which may be affecting your sales and exchanges — at work and at home.
After attending this Biz Café, you’ll know more about the myths and realities underlying body language. Some takeaways:
- You’re busted if your nametag is on the wrong side.
- Open or closed? Lying or telling the truth? How do you know?
- Does what comes out of your mouth match the non-verbal message you’re really sending?
- The power of four body language poses that kill your 30-second elevator speech.
Presenter Alexanne Stone, a decorated Vietnam-era U.S. Air Force veteran, is a certified Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) trainer. NLP is the study of the language of the mind and the minds of others. It lets you listen in to what’s underneath what a prospect or customer says, throwing open relationship doors and exploding sales. Alexanne combines the skills of her successful sales career with the nuances of both verbal and non-verbal body language.
NCET Biz Cafe | Mary Alber, Closing Soft Skills Gap | July 2019
As the world of employment turns toward automation and robotics, here’s something artificial intelligence will never master: soft skills.
At this Biz Café, you’ll learn a whole lot about soft skills based on Mary Alber’s doctoral research on personal development systems. You’ll leave this Biz Café with:
• The latest data on the competencies that are in most demand by employers in Northern Nevada;
• An understanding of why today’s school system isn’t developing soft skills;
• Action plans for parents and employers to integrate soft skills into your home and places of work.
NCET Biz Cafe | Rachel Gattuso, Business Giving Strategies | Apr 2019
Ready to grow your heart AND your brain? We thought so.
Because chances are, you’re already a giver: Philanthropy is important to you, both personally and on behalf of your business.
But did you know there are ways to make that giving go even farther?
Stay tuned: This is a Biz Café that is all about community good. Rachel Gattuso, APR, President/Founder of The Gattuso Coalition, is ready to talk to you about “Business Giving Habits That Change Communities.”
Nonprofits face the often difficult challenge of filling the gaps created by the intersection of for-profit and government entities. And though there's ample generosity to help them do this, rampant misconceptions exist — misconceptions that can inhibit the nonprofit sector's ability to effect real change.
This is your chance to hear an insider provide insights about how businesses and individuals can make a more powerful impact.
Rachel is founder of the Gattuso Coalition, bringing more than 11 years in the communications, public relations and strategy worlds (in both for-profits and non-profit environments) and a proven leadership track record to her clients.
You will leave this Biz Café with the positive feelings associated with giving back — as well as some real insights into how to be better at doing good. Here are some top takeaways:
· This presentation will illuminate how businesses and individuals alike can redirect efforts that will have a more powerful influence in directing long-term societal change.
· From small business to large businesses, individuals should walk away considering improved giving practices and talking about their personal impact.
NCET Biz Cafe | Kevin Ciccotti, Power of Decision | Mar 2019
Every day we’re making hundreds of decisions, from the mundane such as, “What do I want to eat for breakfast?” (we recommend pancakes), to the truly impactful, such as, “What’s the best business strategy going forward?”
But have you ever made a bad decision? Of course you have! Why does that happen? Or maybe you’ve made a decision only to find yourself second-guessing it and waffling (we still recommend pancakes).
Now’s the time to learn how to make better decisions in the moment. And certified executive coach Kevin Ciccotti is the Biz Café speaker who will lead you down the path of decision-making enlightenment.
In this presentation, “The Power of Decision: Proven Strategies for Making Better Decisions,” Kevin will help you understand what may have contributed to your bad decisions of the past — and how you can make better decisions in the future. If you’re looking to impact your long-term success, this is a must-attend event.
Kevin is president of Human Factor Formula Inc., and he has spent the last decade traveling and speaking at conferences around the world on topics including leadership, emotional intelligence, and culture. His work is focused on bringing out the best leader within everyone, helping them to learn the tools to inspire their teams to greater levels of success and productivity.
You will walk out of this Biz Café armed with new resources and critical knowledge. Here are some top takeaways:
Learn the mechanisms of decision-making, and what drives our decisions from moment to moment and on a long-term basis.
Understand how you have been making decisions throughout your life, and how to harness your internal resources to become a more effective decision-maker in all areas.
NCET Biz Cafe | Mike Bosma, Is My Entity Still the Right Vehicle? | Jan 2019
C Corp, S Corp, LLCs and beyond: The alphabet soup that comprises business designations can leave you with questions — lots of questions.
And that’s in a “routine” climate.
But the current business climate is anything but predictable, as tax reform has left even MORE unanswered questions. This Biz Café is here to help you rest assured that your business entity has the right designation for maximum cash flow.
Get a jump start on tax season with this presentation that will help you secure answers to your tax and deduction questions. Mike Bosma is our guest, who has been the Reno office Principal in Charge since joining CliftonLarsonAllen in January 2017. He has been in public accounting specializing in taxation for more than 24 years and is dedicated to assisting taxpayers attain higher levels of success through proactive tax planning, creative restructuring and strategic business solutions.
And he’s joining us for the January Biz Café, called “Is My Entity that I Selected Pre-Tax-Reform Still the Right Vehicle?”
Here are some questions that may just be keeping you as a business owner up at night:
• With the new 21 percent corporate tax rate, should I be a C corporation?
• How do I maximize the 20 percent 199A deduction as an S corporation?
• Should everyone be an LLC so we don’t have to pay wages?
• I am a professional services firm; how do I structure my affairs to minimize taxes?
NCET Tech Wed | KNPB | Jan 2019
Go behind the scenes of Reno’s local public broadcast studio during this tour of KNPB Channel 5 Public Broadcasting. See yourself on green screen, learn how to operate the station’s cameras, experience its new lighting system, tour the production booth and explore how public television gets made during this interactive Tech Wednesday on Jan. 9.
During this tour, adults and children will be able to experience how local programs get made. Some of the local productions KNPB produces include:
• ARTEFFECTS, which looks at an eclectic mix of individuals, events, exhibits and the way that the arts affect individuals and entire communities.
• WILD NEVADA, a local travel series that takes viewers on an armchair tour of Nevada.
• WORK OF ART: RENO PHIL, a year-long look at the Reno Phil as the organization celebrates its 50th anniversary.
This year, Reno’s public broadcasting station celebrates 35 years of delivering educational, engaging and empowering television to northern Nevada. The station airs three channels of programming including:
• KNPB 5.1, which broadcasts popular shows such as PBS NewsHour Nature, Nova, PBS Masterpiece, Antiques Roadshow and local programs such as ARTEFFECTS and WILD NEVADA.
• KNPB CREATE 5.2, which primarily focuses on how-to, travel, cooking and DIY lifestyle programming
• KNPB PBS KIDS 5.3, which shows PBS Kids shows 24 hours a day, including favorites such as Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Arthur, Nature Cat, Wild Kratts, Curious George and so many others.
NCET Biz Cafe | Kit Prendergast, Multigenerational Workforce | Oct 2018
Did you know: Your workplace likely has five different generations represented.
That’s right: five. Traditionalists, Boomers, Millennials (aka Gen Y) and Generations X and Z are all likely trying to cohabitate in your office, which means five very different age groups with five very different sets of expectations.
This is a real challenge for leaders, who are now faced with trying to manage it all. Despite everyone’s best intentions, generational problems occur frequently, including communication disconnects, disagreements on performance expectations and lack of team cooperation or collaboration
Learn how to tackle these differences with Katherine (Kit) Prendergast, certified Executive Leadership Development Coach, at October’s Biz Café.
In this fast-paced, interactive session called “Bringing Out the Best of a Multigenerational Workforce,” you’ll learn:
· How to inspire performance and collaboration among your multi-
· Strategies for bridging communication disconnects
· Concrete tools to apply immediately to your own unique work setting
NCET Biz Cafe | Danny Heinsohm: Sponsorship, Best Kept Secret | Aug 2018
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Concepts like diversity and inclusion are important; but they’re more than just buzzwords, and they can and do impact your bottom line.
We’d love to show you the whys and hows at the September Biz Café, which will begin with a presentation by diversity consultant Lauren Slemenda and conclude with a panel discussion from experts representing traditionally underserved groups.
That’s right: We’re shaking things up in September and transforming Biz Café into a Q/A panel discussion! So come armed with your questions — maybe even those you’ve been uncomfortable asking before, like:
• What the heck does cisgender mean?
• Will hiring someone with a disability end up costing me more money in training, insurance or equipment?
• Doesn’t hiring a more diverse workforce open me up to potential discrimination suits?
• How do I find people of color who have the skills I need?
In this Biz Café — “How a diverse workforce improves your bottom line” — here are some of the takeaways, as facilitated by Lauren and our panel:
• Learn which techniques for boosting diversity work, which ones don’t, and how you can start taking steps today towards a more equitable and synergistic workplace.
• We’ll discuss new, innovative techniques that research has shown to be effective, including universal design and bystander intervention, and dive into why traditional approaches like day-long diversity workshops might actually be making things worse.
• We’ll also talk about how things you might not think of as “diversity initiatives” (like setting realistic timelines for projects and encouraging lifelong learning) are powerful tools in creating a corporate culture that supports and sustains equity and inclusion.
NCET Biz Cafe | Peter Fishburn, Tools of the Trade(show) | July 2018
Did you know the NCET Expo is only a few months away? And we’re kicking it off in the best possible way: with an NCET Biz Café that will help you rock your next trade show!
Join Peter Fishburn for “Tricks of the Trade(show),” a Biz Café devoted to helping you discover your max ROI at your next trade show. Fishburn has made a career in the promotional products industry, assisting clients with the creative and effective use of promotional items.
This Biz Café is ideal if you’d like to see why and how a trade show can be an efficient and effective tool for your business. Fishburn will provide insights, steps, ideas, and suggestions for why an organization should create a trade show program that will attract and intrigue your audience.
He will answer questions like:
· What makes a good booth?
· What should you do before, during and after the show?
· What do attendees expect at a show?
· What outcomes can you, the exhibitor, expect at the end of the show experience?
NCET Biz Cafe | How IoT is Transforming Business and our Daily Lives | June 20
When the stuff around your house — your fridge, your toys, your sporting goods — start reflecting “intelligence,” what’s the next step?
Our expert says: Brands and businesses need to take notice.
As more ordinary objects are connected to the internet — also known as the Internet of Things — we are entering a new era. While we are just at the beginning stages of the connected economy, this transition is going to have significant impact on the way we work and the way we live our lives.
Join Daniel Price, CEO of Breadware, in discussing the global movement of the Internet of Things and the concept of the connected economy. Daniel is an experienced entrepreneur and is fascinated by innovation and the way it is enabled by and acts upon surrounding ecosystems. Daniel has been part of 4 startups and is a coauthor on eight patents.
While the conversation will be about cutting-edge technology, the conversation itself won’t be deeply technical. Rather, Daniel will walk through the topics that really matter. In this Biz Café, called “How the Internet of Things Is Transforming Business and Our Daily Lives,” he will address:
- What do brands and companies need to be thinking about in order to capture the wave of the connected economy and not be left behind?
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What do consumers and users of the technology need know about the privacy and security aspects of this new technology?
NCET Biz Bite | Project Management Tips and Tools | January 2018
NCET and Kandis Porter, the Founder and Managing Director of Effective Flow Connections, explains why successful Project Management is critical for delivering optimal business results.
– Did you know organizations are wasting an average of $97 million for every $1 billion invested, due to poor project performance? That is an incredible amount of money that most companies can’t afford to throw away. As organizations are asked to accomplish more with the same or even less resources, effective project management practices are critical.
– Organizations that invest in proven project management practices waste 28 times less money because more of their strategic initiatives are completed successfully.
– It isn’t just the “doers” that need to be well-versed in project management; an actively engaged executive sponsor is the top driver of projects meeting their original goals and business intent.
– Sixty percent of organizations have training on project management tools & techniques; how does your organization measure up?
Attendees will learn about:
– Information on where you can locate definitions for ~200 of the profession’s frequently used terms
– Knowledge of the Project Management Institute’s five process groups and 10 knowledge areas
– A framework for creating a detailed project charter
– Key concepts for project schedule management and using MS Project to stay on track
– Information for tracking and managing Issues, Risks, Actions, and Decisions
– A better understanding of how to capture project Lessons Learned
NCET Tech Wed | Noble Studios | Jan 2018
What are the forces that will drive digital marketing in 2018 and beyond? The digital craftspeople at Noble believe there are five key trends to keep your eye on in the New Year:
Social influencers
A/B testing
A “create once, publish everywhere” approach
Developing your brand’s voice for SEO
Content personalization
Join Noble Studios CEO Jarrod Lopiccolo and his team of Noblebots at their offices on the edge of downtown and MidTown. It promises to be an enlightening evening where longstanding assumptions will be challenged and new approaches offered. You’ll walk away with a load of practical takeaways you can put into place for your organization right away.
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We’re all looking for deeper, more meaningful professional lives, yes? And we’re guessing you’d appreciate the same from your sex life. This is why we’re bringing Marriage and Family Therapist Steven Ing to our December luncheon — to take a look at how the insights from a great sex life can also apply to making a great career.
So what career lessons can you learn from a relationship therapist?
Turns out, quite a few. (And just to be clear, we’re NOT suggesting the two intersect in a creepy way. It’s a metaphor. Honest.)
On December 6, join NCET and Steven Ing, MFT for a fun, pre-holiday Biz Bite luncheon. We’ll be exploring different aspects of a healthy sex life, and how those can give you inspiration if you’re looking for a greater, deeper (*ahem*) sense of job satisfaction.
Attendees will learn some of the critical ways our careers are like relationships, with key suggestions about how the techniques you use to manage healthy romances can also improve your career. Examples:
How really knowing yourself is a critical part of a meaningful career.
How playfulness is essential to career satisfaction.
How advice about career (and romance for that matter) being “hard work” can be so misleading.
NCET Biz Cafe | Amber Barnes / Lindsay Bradley, Business with a Soul | Nov 2017
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On November 15, join NCET and Kylie Rowe, Vice President of Relocation and Corporate Services at Dickson Realty, as she delves into the rarely talked about but ever-so important topic of personal branding in the digital age.
Learn why your personal brand exists even if you don’t know about it, and the seven steps you need to take now to build a strong personal brand online. Discover the importance of building your digital credibility and how you can leverage your personal brand for digital influence.
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Writing a brand bio
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NCET Biz Cafe | Sally Young, What is your workplace super power | Oct 2017
What superpower do you dream of having?
If you're immediately thinking about invisibility or teleporting, that's not exactly what we had in mind. Instead, we're talking superpowers in the business realm: What do you wish you could do to make your workplace more productive, more cohesive and just generally more awesome?
Join leadership trainer and coach Sally Young - Catalyst for Solutions and founder of Flourish, a practice dedicated to enhancing individuals and teams - for the new Biz Café (formerly Tech Café), which will now happen at Rancharrah starting in October! We're super excited about the new venue, which will totally complement the great October content.
This month, Young will teach you how to identify your strengths in the workplace and use them for great results.
Here are some ideas Young will cover:
• What are superpowers in the workplace? We will reflect on how to bring out the best in everyone.
• What's fun got to do with it? Everything! Get ideas about how you can create fun and join in the festivity called "work."
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- 5. 58% check work email in bed Source:NYPost
- 6. Prioritizing work before my personal life 58% Worrying about work on a day off 51% Struggling to switch off or actually working while on vacation 50% Checking emails in the middle of the night 48% Being the first person to get to work and the last to leave 46% Working through lunch 45% Feeling anxious or lost if I don’t check in/know what’s happening at work 45% Being told my friends / family I work too much 44% Checking emails first thing in the morning 39% Source: TheVisionCouncil
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- 9. We spend 12 hours in front of screens every day - half of your life!
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- 11. 8 in 10 Americans are stressed. Source: Gallup
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- 20. Join the movement to Unhustle. If Not Now, Then When?
- 21. “Tell me what is it that you plan to do with your one wild and precious life” Mary Oliver
- 22. Unhustle® 2019 Stressed out to Unhustled Start Today 1 Get Inspired 2 Learn Online Join the 8 Week Program Membership Program 3 Schedule Corporate Wellness Workshop
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