2016 04 28 – NY Mentoring Event
2016 04 28 – NY Mentoring Event
Thursday, April 28, 2016
5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
The Korea Society
950 Third Ave, New York, NY 10022
Korean American college students and young professionals in New York City are cordially invited to join The Korea Society, Council of Korean Americans (CKA) and Korean American League for Civic Action (KALCA) for an evening of training and networking. Panelists will share their perspectives on developing vital “soft skills” in the workplace, such as communication, networking, and personal branding.
The evening will also feature a speed networking session to give participants an opportunity to engage with speakers in small groups.
Austin So, Division General Counsel at Heraeus and AABANY In-House Counsel Committee Co-Chair, will be on the panel.
Seating is limited – Registration required for attendance.
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AUSTIN SO – CATALYST SPOTLIGHT
AUSTIN SO – CATALYST SPOTLIGHT
Our very own In-Hounse Counsel Committee Co-Chair Austin So has been profiled by the Council of Urban Professionals in their Catalyst Spotlight. Austin’s commitment to diversity and inclusion has made us all proud. You can read more about what Austin has to say by clicking the link in the title.
Among other things, he shares his practical advice for young people who want their careers to make an impact:
Network constantly in all directions – up, down, sideways, in and out. And find a way to help someone else in some small way, every day.
Austin also shared that same advice when recently spoke at AABANY’s Getting-on-Track: Networking for Lawyers panel. To read more of Austin’s candid advice, check out the highlight for that event here.
If you’re looking for more of what Austin has done in general – talks, awards, articles – visit our blog.
2016 American Arbitration Association Higginbotham Fellows Program – Apply Now
2016 American Arbitration Association Higginbotham Fellows Program – Apply Now
The American Arbitration Association (AAA) created the AAA A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr. Fellows Program (“AAA Higginbotham Fellows Program”) in 2009 in order to provide training, mentorship and networking opportunities to up and coming diverse alternative dispute resolution professionals who have historically not been included in meaningful participation in the field of alternative dispute resolution. The AAA Higginbotham Fellows Program is a one-year program designed to offer the full breadth of the AAA resources for emerging diverse alternative dispute resolution professionals. For more information about the AAA Higginbotham Fellows Program, click here.
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