The document provides an overview of KOICA, the Korea International Cooperation Agency. It summarizes KOICA's history, vision, organizational structure, budget allocation, strategic approaches and international partnerships. Key details include that KOICA was established in 1991, has a budget of $505 million in 2013, operates in 46 countries through overseas offices, focuses on poverty reduction and sustainable development, and has partnerships with major development agencies like JICA, USAID and GIZ.
국제개발협력 커뮤니티 4U는 활동 5주년을 맞아.
진로 코칭, 실무(비영리브랜딩, 펀드레이징), 국내외 대학원, 창업의 4개 주제를 가지고 JOB ACADEMY를 진행 하였습니다.
관련영상 | https://youtu.be/WaOa5A2qJg8
홈페이지 | cafe.naver.com/the4u
페이스북 | www.facebook.com/the4u2010
내가 대학원에 들어왔을 때 알았더라면 좋았을 연구 노하우 (개정증보판) (UST 대학원 신입생 OT 강연)Yoon Sup Choi
UST (과학기술연합대학원대학교)의 2013년 대학원 신입생 오리엔테이션에서 대학원 생활 및 연구 방법론에 관한 강연을 하였던 슬라이드입니다. 대학원에 이제 입학하는 신입생들을 위해서 예전에 올린 '대학원 연구 노하우 (http://www.slideshare.net/pelexus/ss-11919783)'를 수정 및 업데이트 한 버전입니다.
The document provides an overview of KOICA, the Korea International Cooperation Agency. It summarizes KOICA's history, vision, organizational structure, budget allocation, strategic approaches and international partnerships. Key details include that KOICA was established in 1991, has a budget of $505 million in 2013, operates in 46 countries through overseas offices, focuses on poverty reduction and sustainable development, and has partnerships with major development agencies like JICA, USAID and GIZ.
국제개발협력 커뮤니티 4U는 활동 5주년을 맞아.
진로 코칭, 실무(비영리브랜딩, 펀드레이징), 국내외 대학원, 창업의 4개 주제를 가지고 JOB ACADEMY를 진행 하였습니다.
관련영상 | https://youtu.be/WaOa5A2qJg8
홈페이지 | cafe.naver.com/the4u
페이스북 | www.facebook.com/the4u2010
내가 대학원에 들어왔을 때 알았더라면 좋았을 연구 노하우 (개정증보판) (UST 대학원 신입생 OT 강연)Yoon Sup Choi
UST (과학기술연합대학원대학교)의 2013년 대학원 신입생 오리엔테이션에서 대학원 생활 및 연구 방법론에 관한 강연을 하였던 슬라이드입니다. 대학원에 이제 입학하는 신입생들을 위해서 예전에 올린 '대학원 연구 노하우 (http://www.slideshare.net/pelexus/ss-11919783)'를 수정 및 업데이트 한 버전입니다.
This document provides guidance on setting up different types of events in Brazen to connect various groups. It describes several connection types including A to A events where one group mingles with itself, A to B events to connect two distinct groups, and A to B1..B2..B3 events to connect one group to multiple others. Examples of event types are provided like career fairs, networking events, mentor sessions, and office hours. Screenshots demonstrate how lobbies could be organized by topics, industries, locations. The document concludes with next steps to decide on programming and get implementation help from Brazen experts.
If you're using Brazen, you're already in marketing (even if you don't know it!) This presentation covers how to develop your strategy, create compelling messaging, and use key channels to find marketing success. Guest speakers and Brazen customers Emily Blake at Purdue Alumni Association and Al Wagner and Leighann Anderson at TruPayroll share marketing advice and examples to augment your outreach.
Realtime messaging has exploded in popularity in recent years. Messaging apps like WhatsApp, WeChat, and Facebook Messenger have dominated consumer markets for years and the trend has now moved to the Enterprise.
Using its realtime messaging platform, Brazen is transforming how top employers like Facebook, Deloitte, KPMG and Raytheon engage job candidates and employees around the world. The Brazen platform leverages one-on-one chat within an online event and has facilitated conversations among half a million candidates, employees, hiring managers and recruiters in real time.
By facilitating authentic engagement with candidates, Brazen customers improve their candidate experience, drive quality applicants, and enhance their brand as an employer of choice in a highly competitive market.
Brazen helps you humanize engagement by making personal interaction efficient and scalable. Here's how our tool is helping customers create better candidate experiences provide talent access to their teams.
Online Networking Events for Students and AlumniBrazen
This document discusses how universities can host online networking events for students and alumni using the Brazen platform. It provides examples of how Carnegie Mellon University and Columbia University have used Brazen for bi-monthly networking events reaching hundreds of registrants across 35 states and 28 countries. Brazen allows universities to connect students and alumni through virtual career fairs, resume reviews, webinars, meetups and other engagement opportunities in a flexible online format. The presentation advocates that Brazen can help universities globally connect and engage their student and alumni communities.
The document discusses challenges in college hiring and recruiting top graduates. It identifies three main challenges: 1) ensuring students graduate with skills for the workplace, 2) giving graduates tools to stand out in competitive job markets, and 3) helping employers identify candidates with needed skills from an increasingly diverse pool of students and institutions. It also discusses the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA) as a tool that can help address these challenges by assessing students' problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
February 2014: Best Practices in Disability RecruitingBrazen
This document discusses best practices for complying with new federal regulations regarding disability recruiting. It provides an overview of Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act, which requires federal contractors to have an affirmative action plan to meet a 7% utilization goal of qualified workers with disabilities. It outlines the key compliance components: targeted outreach, data collection and review, and communication. It then discusses strategies for effective disability recruiting, including building a strong employer brand, using targeted outreach and formats, ensuring accessible logistics, and providing consistent candidate communications. It also promotes partnerships and resources from the Think Beyond the Label initiative to help connect employers to qualified candidates with disabilities.
Staying Ahead of the Curve: Virtual Career Fairs and Networking for Career & ...Brazen
Learn how to use virtual career fairs and networking events to engage students and alumni worldwide. Hear directly from experts at The George Washington University and Penn State on how they successfully use virtual career fairs and networking events!
New Compliance Legislation: Best Practices in Disability RecruitingBrazen
Featured speakers from Think Beyond the Label discuss what the new compliance legislation means for companies seeking to recruit and hire workers with disabilities.
Virtual Events for Universities and EmployersBrazen
This document discusses how Brazen provides virtual events to facilitate online engagement between universities, employers, students, and alumni. Brazen offers a platform that allows participants in virtual events to have one-on-one text-based conversations in real-time. This mimics live networking and allows schools and companies to engage constituents over geographic boundaries. Brazen provides case studies of how various schools and companies have used its virtual events for activities like career fairs, networking, resume reviews, and more. It concludes by asking how Brazen can help the reader facilitate online engagement.
Learn best practices in disability recruiting from Think Beyond the Label and join them in their online career fairs in 2013!
thinkbeyondthelabel.brazenconnect.com.
The document discusses different legal structures for social enterprises, including benefit corporations, flexible purpose corporations, LLCs, L3Cs, and nonprofits. It provides an overview of the formation, management, taxation, and capitalization considerations for each structure. The key information presented includes the required filings and organizational documents, governance structures, tax treatment, and potential sources of funding for each type of social enterprise entity.
The document outlines a social innovation road map for whole-self engagement. It provides a framework to help individuals appreciate their gifts, connect with others, see where they can contribute value, imagine new projects, evaluate which projects are ideal, and ultimately make an impact. The framework involves reflecting on one's values and talents, hearing what others want, speaking an essential message, and testing assumptions through doing projects to contribute to society in a meaningful way.
The 6 Habits of Highly Effective Social EntrepreneursBrazen
Social entrepreneurs develop solutions that lead to measurable outcomes by establishing repeatable change models that are developed and implemented inclusively and with a long-term perspective. They leverage existing assets and measure social impact by outcomes rather than just outputs. The document outlines six habits of highly effective social entrepreneurs: developing solutions; measuring outcomes; establishing change models; practicing inclusion; leveraging assets; and thinking long-term. It provides examples and encourages readers to learn more at socialcreatives.org.
The document discusses scaling social enterprises. It describes how social enterprises utilize business principles to achieve social goals and provides the example of Global Brigades, which aims to ignite the largest student-led social responsibility movement. The document discusses centralizing versus decentralizing organizations and shows Global Brigades' organizational chart, aiming to scale its model of empowering communities through brigades of student volunteers.
IDEO.org uses human-centered design to impact social issues in three ways: design, foster, and spread. Through design, IDEO.org works directly with non-profits and foundations to develop solutions faster and increase their impact. IDEO.org fosters future leaders through a fellows program to spread design thinking. Finally, IDEO.org spreads the methodology of design thinking through online and offline tools to build a community and share ideas to catalyze social good. The document then outlines IDEO.org's design process and provides examples of projects in sanitation and education.
The document outlines Anna Runyan's experience networking with 96 people over the course of 2011 to overcome barriers and gain career benefits. She met with 4 new people and 4 people she already knew each month, asking questions to further her career goals. This led to an interview at her dream company, increased confidence, clearer goals, and many referrals from people wanting to connect her with others. The key lessons were that finding people is easy with planning, networking is only useful with follow-up action, and maintaining existing relationships is important. The document encourages readers to create their own networking challenge.
The document discusses the importance of building powerful relationships through being human, focusing on who you know rather than what you know, treating all people well, having confidence in what you do and don't know, following up and following through, and giving unreasonable thanks. Building relationships is key to power and success.
This document provides guidance on setting up different types of events in Brazen to connect various groups. It describes several connection types including A to A events where one group mingles with itself, A to B events to connect two distinct groups, and A to B1..B2..B3 events to connect one group to multiple others. Examples of event types are provided like career fairs, networking events, mentor sessions, and office hours. Screenshots demonstrate how lobbies could be organized by topics, industries, locations. The document concludes with next steps to decide on programming and get implementation help from Brazen experts.
If you're using Brazen, you're already in marketing (even if you don't know it!) This presentation covers how to develop your strategy, create compelling messaging, and use key channels to find marketing success. Guest speakers and Brazen customers Emily Blake at Purdue Alumni Association and Al Wagner and Leighann Anderson at TruPayroll share marketing advice and examples to augment your outreach.
Realtime messaging has exploded in popularity in recent years. Messaging apps like WhatsApp, WeChat, and Facebook Messenger have dominated consumer markets for years and the trend has now moved to the Enterprise.
Using its realtime messaging platform, Brazen is transforming how top employers like Facebook, Deloitte, KPMG and Raytheon engage job candidates and employees around the world. The Brazen platform leverages one-on-one chat within an online event and has facilitated conversations among half a million candidates, employees, hiring managers and recruiters in real time.
By facilitating authentic engagement with candidates, Brazen customers improve their candidate experience, drive quality applicants, and enhance their brand as an employer of choice in a highly competitive market.
Brazen helps you humanize engagement by making personal interaction efficient and scalable. Here's how our tool is helping customers create better candidate experiences provide talent access to their teams.
Online Networking Events for Students and AlumniBrazen
This document discusses how universities can host online networking events for students and alumni using the Brazen platform. It provides examples of how Carnegie Mellon University and Columbia University have used Brazen for bi-monthly networking events reaching hundreds of registrants across 35 states and 28 countries. Brazen allows universities to connect students and alumni through virtual career fairs, resume reviews, webinars, meetups and other engagement opportunities in a flexible online format. The presentation advocates that Brazen can help universities globally connect and engage their student and alumni communities.
The document discusses challenges in college hiring and recruiting top graduates. It identifies three main challenges: 1) ensuring students graduate with skills for the workplace, 2) giving graduates tools to stand out in competitive job markets, and 3) helping employers identify candidates with needed skills from an increasingly diverse pool of students and institutions. It also discusses the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA) as a tool that can help address these challenges by assessing students' problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
February 2014: Best Practices in Disability RecruitingBrazen
This document discusses best practices for complying with new federal regulations regarding disability recruiting. It provides an overview of Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act, which requires federal contractors to have an affirmative action plan to meet a 7% utilization goal of qualified workers with disabilities. It outlines the key compliance components: targeted outreach, data collection and review, and communication. It then discusses strategies for effective disability recruiting, including building a strong employer brand, using targeted outreach and formats, ensuring accessible logistics, and providing consistent candidate communications. It also promotes partnerships and resources from the Think Beyond the Label initiative to help connect employers to qualified candidates with disabilities.
Staying Ahead of the Curve: Virtual Career Fairs and Networking for Career & ...Brazen
Learn how to use virtual career fairs and networking events to engage students and alumni worldwide. Hear directly from experts at The George Washington University and Penn State on how they successfully use virtual career fairs and networking events!
New Compliance Legislation: Best Practices in Disability RecruitingBrazen
Featured speakers from Think Beyond the Label discuss what the new compliance legislation means for companies seeking to recruit and hire workers with disabilities.
Virtual Events for Universities and EmployersBrazen
This document discusses how Brazen provides virtual events to facilitate online engagement between universities, employers, students, and alumni. Brazen offers a platform that allows participants in virtual events to have one-on-one text-based conversations in real-time. This mimics live networking and allows schools and companies to engage constituents over geographic boundaries. Brazen provides case studies of how various schools and companies have used its virtual events for activities like career fairs, networking, resume reviews, and more. It concludes by asking how Brazen can help the reader facilitate online engagement.
Learn best practices in disability recruiting from Think Beyond the Label and join them in their online career fairs in 2013!
thinkbeyondthelabel.brazenconnect.com.
The document discusses different legal structures for social enterprises, including benefit corporations, flexible purpose corporations, LLCs, L3Cs, and nonprofits. It provides an overview of the formation, management, taxation, and capitalization considerations for each structure. The key information presented includes the required filings and organizational documents, governance structures, tax treatment, and potential sources of funding for each type of social enterprise entity.
The document outlines a social innovation road map for whole-self engagement. It provides a framework to help individuals appreciate their gifts, connect with others, see where they can contribute value, imagine new projects, evaluate which projects are ideal, and ultimately make an impact. The framework involves reflecting on one's values and talents, hearing what others want, speaking an essential message, and testing assumptions through doing projects to contribute to society in a meaningful way.
The 6 Habits of Highly Effective Social EntrepreneursBrazen
Social entrepreneurs develop solutions that lead to measurable outcomes by establishing repeatable change models that are developed and implemented inclusively and with a long-term perspective. They leverage existing assets and measure social impact by outcomes rather than just outputs. The document outlines six habits of highly effective social entrepreneurs: developing solutions; measuring outcomes; establishing change models; practicing inclusion; leveraging assets; and thinking long-term. It provides examples and encourages readers to learn more at socialcreatives.org.
The document discusses scaling social enterprises. It describes how social enterprises utilize business principles to achieve social goals and provides the example of Global Brigades, which aims to ignite the largest student-led social responsibility movement. The document discusses centralizing versus decentralizing organizations and shows Global Brigades' organizational chart, aiming to scale its model of empowering communities through brigades of student volunteers.
IDEO.org uses human-centered design to impact social issues in three ways: design, foster, and spread. Through design, IDEO.org works directly with non-profits and foundations to develop solutions faster and increase their impact. IDEO.org fosters future leaders through a fellows program to spread design thinking. Finally, IDEO.org spreads the methodology of design thinking through online and offline tools to build a community and share ideas to catalyze social good. The document then outlines IDEO.org's design process and provides examples of projects in sanitation and education.
The document outlines Anna Runyan's experience networking with 96 people over the course of 2011 to overcome barriers and gain career benefits. She met with 4 new people and 4 people she already knew each month, asking questions to further her career goals. This led to an interview at her dream company, increased confidence, clearer goals, and many referrals from people wanting to connect her with others. The key lessons were that finding people is easy with planning, networking is only useful with follow-up action, and maintaining existing relationships is important. The document encourages readers to create their own networking challenge.
The document discusses the importance of building powerful relationships through being human, focusing on who you know rather than what you know, treating all people well, having confidence in what you do and don't know, following up and following through, and giving unreasonable thanks. Building relationships is key to power and success.