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State Dept., USAID, Diversity Experts Confirmed to Speak to Engineers at Go Global! Web Summit ? By Water Citizen

State Dept., USAID, Diversity Experts Confirmed to Speak to Engineers at Go Global! Web Summit – By Water Citizen













Washington, DC (PRWEB) May 06, 2014

Speakers have been confirmed for the Go Global! Web Summit for Engineers, Architects, and Construction Industry Professionals (“EACs”), which will be held online Monday through Friday, May 12-16, at 12 noon, 3 p.m., and 6 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. All sessions are free.

Said WaterCitizen.Com Founder and Go Global! Co-Organizer Cat Shrier, “The Go Global! Career Summit provides a tremendous opportunity for engineers, architects, and construction industry professionals around the world to explore opportunities and prepare themselves to make a greater impact and play on an international stage.”

Mon., May 12: Setting the Vision! Opening day of the Go Global! Summit features “Refugee-Entrepreneur,” Global HR Strategist and Diversity Strategist Mohamed Ly on “Going Glocal,” how multilingual, multicultural, and international executives, professionals, and students achieve success in the global job market and workplace. Go Global! Organizers Moe Vara (Global Empowering Solutions) and Cat Shrier (WaterCitizen.Com) also speak on this “visions-setting” day.

    Noon EDT: Play Big, Go Global, and Land the Job of Your Dreams! Moe Vara, Global Empowering Solutions
    3 p.m. EDT: Is An International Career for You? Dr. Cat Shrier, WaterCitizen.Com
    6 p.m. EDT: Going “Glocal:” Global Careers, Local Jobs Mohamed Ly, Global Career Compass

Day 2: Tue., May 13: Getting Prepared! Day two focuses on getting prepared for a global career, with Moe Vara, Michelle Riklan (Five Star Career Services and Producer of the National Career Summit), and Shanna Landolt (The Landolt Group) on essential job specifications, customizing CVs and LinkedIn Profiles, and strategies for “EACs” to use LinkedIn for their global career search.

    Noon EDT: THE Job Specifications for You as an Expat Moe Vara, Global Empowering Solutions
    3 p.m. EDT: Customize Your CV and LinkedIn Profiles Michelle Riklan, Five Star Career Services
    6 p.m. EDT: LinkedIn Strategies for Landing an International Job Shanna Landolt, The Landolt Group

Day 3: Wed., May 14: Finding Your Career Paths! On day three, the Summit dives into specific strategies for EACs to find their international career paths. Karen Silk (Capital International Staffing Ltd, UK) will talk about the importance of “branding” yourself when working with recruiters, as well as her “Create the World You Want – A Career in Engineering” campaign to address the shortage of engineers by recruiting young women into the profession. Global mobility opportunities within a multinational company will be explored by a panel presentation from Golder Associates, with Ginger Kryzanowski (Global Talent Management Team, Calgary), Dr. George Annandale (Author of ” Quenching the Thirst: Sustainable Water Resources and Climate Change,” Denver), and Roberto Mezzalama (Former Golder Europe Managing Principal, Turin). Blaine Leonard, former President of the American Society of Civil Engineers, will discuss networking opportunities and critical considerations for engineers exploring overseas opportunities.

    Noon: How Recruiters Can Help You Land Your Expat Job Karen Silk, Capital International Staffing Ltd.
    3 p.m.: Global Mobility Within a Multinational Company Ginger Kryzanowski, George Annandale, Roberto Mezzalama, Golder Associates
    6 p.m.: How You Can Network Your Way to Your Expat Job Blaine Leonard, Former President, American Society of Civil Engineers

Thu., May 15: Preparing for Leadership! On day four, innovation, engineering, and education expert Sally Bendersky (SB Coaching) will share how EACs can become world-class communicators. The evening brings a special extended panel discussion on Culture and Leadership for Expat EACs. Discussing how EACs work at the front lines of civil, diplomatic, security, and humanitarian efforts, as well as the application of EAC innovations overseas, will be international flood resiliency expert Gerry Galloway (University of Maryland, former US Army Corps of Engineers); Dr. Ku McMahan (US Agency for International Development Office of Science and Technology); and Donna McIntire (Energy & Sustainable Design Unit for the Department of State).

    Noon: Q&A Session Moe Vara, Global Empowering Solutions, and Cat Shrier, WaterCitizen.Com
    3 p.m. Becoming a World Class Communicator Sally Bendersky, SB Coaching
    6 p.m.: Culture and Leadership for Expat Engineers, Architects, and Construction Industry Professionals (EACs) Dr. Gerry Galloway, University of Maryland; Dr. Ku McMahan, USAID; Donna McIntire, US Department of State

Fri ., May 16: Starting Your Global Career! The Summit concludes with UK Overseas Recruitment Consultant James Cunnane-Neilan on how to master the interview to get hired for top pay. Finally, Moe Vara and Dr. Cat Shrier will provide a very special session on how listeners can take what they have heard over the course of the Web Summit to launch their own expat EAC careers.

    Noon: Master the Interview to Get Hired for Top Pay James Cunnane-Neilan, Ashton Consulting
    3 p.m.: The Time to Start is NOW! Moe Vara, Global Empowering Solutions, and Cat Shrier, WaterCitizen.Com

Attendees can join by computer, phone, or Skype, and sessions will be available free after airtime for the full week of the program. Registration is available by clicking “Go Global Career Telesummit” or yourglobalcareer.com/go-global-career-summit/. To see the complete coverage on Water Citizen News, visit http://www.WaterCitizen.Com.























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VoIPReview.org Reveals the Top 5 Ways That Nonprofits Can Benefit From Using VoIP

VoIPReview.org Reveals the Top 5 Ways That Nonprofits Can Benefit From Using VoIP











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(PRWEB) June 02, 2013

Nonprofits are out there helping the masses, feeding the poor, helping veterans get on their feet, and many other good deeds. You name the cause, and there’s a nonprofit helping out. Which is why they deserve a little help themselves in terms of saving money.

VoIP is the cheapest phone service on the market. VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) allows users to make and receive phone calls using the Internet. VoIP users can make or receive these phone calls using their computer, smartphone, an IP phone, or a softphone.

Internet calling is perfect for nonprofits because VoIP plans are cheap to buy and come with an abundant amount of useful features. Nonprofits are all about saving the world. With VoIP, they can save some money, too. Therefore, VoIP Review is revealing the top 5 ways that nonprofits can benefit from using VoIP.

1. Free Long-Distance Calling

Nearly all business VoIP providers offer free unlimited nationwide calling. Calling over the Internet instead of landlines circumvents pricy telephone wires and telephone poles, which is why VoIP calls don’t rake up long distance fees or interstate fees. Nonprofits need the freedom to call partners, donors, and clients without the fear of extra fees and charges on the monthly bill. The more money saved on the bill, the more money the nonprofit can spend on the people they’re trying to help.

2. Unlimited International Calling

One of the best things about business VoIP is its cheap international calling capabilities. Internet calling is far cheaper and easier to send overseas versus traditional calling. This is perfect for nonprofits that have international offices. With hosted VoIP extensions, nonprofits can keep a main office phone number that connects to both international and local extensions. Even if the VoIP provider does not offer unlimited international calling, Internet calling is always cheap enough for providers to offer cheap international rates at a few pennies a minute.

3. Free Features to Suit Nonprofit Needs

Nearly all business VoIP providers offer users important free features like the auto attendant feature. The auto attendant connects callers to the right extensions automatically, thereby saving the nonprofit from paying an additional worker like a secretary to connect the calls. VoIP providers offer a lot of other features to fit nonprofit needs, like 3-way calling, call forwarding, and voicemail. Many business VoIP providers also offer mobile VoIP apps that workers can download to their laptops, tablets, and smartphones. No matter where nonprofit workers go, they can take cheap VoIP with them.

4. IP Faxing

Sometimes nonprofit workers are out in the field and away from a fax machine when they need it. That’s why IP faxing is such a handy tool. IP faxing allows users to send and receive faxes through the Internet. This is a quick and easy way to get important information, like medical records or safety procedures, out to workers in the field.

5. Green Technology for Better Savings

VoIP uses a lot of “green” technology, which aids the environment and keeps costs low. For instance, IP faxing cuts down on paper and ink. VoIP calls reduce the need for copper telephone wires and other expensive traditional phone equipment, which cuts down on eventual waste in landfills. Furthermore, Internet calling is excellent for remote workers. From mobile VoIP to IP faxing, VoIP helps nonprofits stay connected to their remote workers while reducing air pollution and utility costs.

There are nonprofits out there full of people who care enough to help others. VoIP helps these nonprofits so they can spend less time worrying about their bills, and can spend more time focusing on helping the masses.























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