Sharpen Your Skills Professional ™
When professional success goes beyond stellar performance.
The Sharpen Your Skills Professional (™) is a customized series of skill-based professional development modules conducted virtual, in-person, or hybrid by Francine Parham and her team of expert coaches. These advancement skills focus on helping participants prepare to practice and/or master the often-implicit skills that women and women of color need to demonstrate for their professional advancement at work.
Sharpen Your Skills…Start Here
An interactive development program for entry-level professional women who have less than 5 years of work experience conducted over the lunch hour. This program focuses on helping women gain exposure, begin to learn and discuss the often implicit (unwritten and unspoken), but necessary skills they need to practice for their future advancement in the workplace. These are women that are either preparing to advance into their first managerial role or currently serve as managers within their organizations, but are clearly interested in how to take their careers to the next level within their organizations.
Sharpen Your Skills: Preparing for Career Advancement
A highly customized and interactive leadership development program and experience for mid-career professional women in the workplace. This program focuses on helping women and women of color learn, discuss and practice the often implicit (unwritten and unspoken), but necessary skills needed to advance in the workplace. Actionable feedback with tools and resources are provided focused on helping participants with the acceleration of their careers.
Sharpen Your Skills Over Lunch
A highly customized and interactive leadership development program and experience utilizing micro-coaching (small group) for emerging/high potential mid-career level women (i.e. senior manager/director/entry level executive). Attendees are paired with professional career coaches to receive specific actionable feedback and advice focused on helping them to accelerate their career success in addition to participating in moderated group discussions and activities.
