In today’s market, whether job seeking or selling your services, it’s imperative to distinguish yourself. Sometimes it is not enough to say that you are good; you need to demonstrate it. Doing a focused ‘consulting’ project not only demonstrates your expertise but also builds your knowledge capital and network in your niche. I call this using Entrepreneurial Ingenuity to do work that gets you work, whether you seek a job or increased consulting revenue or new revenue for a company.

In this webinar, Kathryn Ullrich ('92), associate director, Alumni Career Services at UCLA Anderson, shares examples of how to use Entrepreneurial Ingenuity in your network to find a job or increase revenue. She shares examples of doing benchmark consulting studies, research, or actually doing the job that bring results.

Attendees of this program will learn:
• Entrepreneurial ideas for brainstorming opportunities
• Case studies of how to apply Entrepreneurial Ingenuity such as benchmark studies
• Ways to use Entrepreneurial Ingenuity to develop knowledge and expertise to distinguish yourself in your target network

Free for alumni and students

For questions, contact Alumni Career Services.