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Take Charge of Your Career Path

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During this pandemic, many people have re-examined their careers and many have resigned. The task of developing your own career is work—but it can be fun work. In this issue of TD at Work, Lisa Spinelli details how to explore who you are and what career you want, not just what you think you should do. She also:

  • Offers guidance on creating tools to showcase your skills and capabilities including but going beyond a resume

  • Provides a step-by-step process on how to conduct an effective job search in today’s marketplace

  • Gives networking and interviewing tips

Tools & Resources in this issue are a worksheet for finding your career path and a resume tip sheet.

Book Details

  • ISBN: 9781953946485

  • Pages: 20

  • Publication Date: March 2022

  • Formats: Paperback, PDF

  • Product Code: 252203

About the Authors
Lisa Spinelli

Lisa Spinelli is a dynamic leadership and career development coach, trainer, and workshop facilitator with a passion for helping individuals navigate career transitions and leadership growth. As the founder of Blue Pinecone Consulting, Lisa specializes in coaching and training rising leaders and empowering them to embrace authenticity, adapt to change, and excel in their professional journeys.

Lisa is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC), accredited by the International Coaching Federation (ICF), and has delivered one-on-one leadership and career transition coaching to leaders in public service, employees at Fortune 500 companies, and nonprofit employees. Her extensive experience includes developing and facilitating workshops for organizations such as the USDA, Library of Congress, U.S. Air Force, and Bureau of Indian Affairs, from small groups of 10 to larger groups of more than 150.

Before founding her consulting firm, Lisa served as a director at an e-learning platform and has also worked at ATD as a senior content manager, where she created and managed workshops like ATD’s Troops to Trainers at Ft. Belvoir. She also created and hosted the popular The Accidental Trainer podcast and authored multiple career development resources, including the book Teachers to Trainers and the workbook Take Charge of Your Career.

Lisa’s unique perspective is shaped by her family’s strong ties to public service, with her father serving in the NYPD, U.S. Army, and CIA, and her husband being a disabled USAF veteran as well as having grown up in Rome, Italy. Her connection to the greater good and more well-being lifestyle fuels her passion for coaching and helping others.

Lisa holds a master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Virginia.


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