Career Resources

None of us navigate our professional lives without the advice of others. We make it easy for you to benefit from the expertise of fellow Ephs via these resources:

Career Services Marketplace

As you face changes in your work life, sometimes professional guidance is needed. Who better than another Eph? Alumni career/life coaches, executive search consultants, and human capital experts are here to help you work through professional transitions.

Alumni Career Commentary

Mid-career changes, balancing work and family, what I learned from my first job—you’ll benefit from the collective wisdom of your fellow Ephs in our ongoing Alumni Career Commentary feature.

Networking Tips

Whether you’re a seasoned networker or attending your first Williams alumni event, here are a few strategies to help you make the most of the experience.

Williams @ Work Webinar Series

Ephs share their professional expertise regarding career management, work/life transitions, and other timely topics as part of our Williams @ Work Webinar Series. If you’re unable to join a webinar in real time, tune into the recording at your convenience.

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    Williams @ Work Webinar - Distill the Data | Williams Alumni

    Williams @ Work Webinar - Distill the Data | Williams Alumni

    2022-05-24 Williams @ Work - Distill the Data: How to Tell a Nonprofit's Social Impact Story with Existing Resources and Effective Practices How many times have we as nonprofit board members, donors, funders, volunteers, executives, staff members, and consultants wondered: “The work of this organization is changing lives, how do I capture the impact and share it with the world? How do I get more support to sustain and grow this work?” Alison LaRocca ’06, President and CEO of Luminary Evaluation Group, shares how nonprofit organizations of every shape and size can leverage their existing impact data. She will also discuss how to identify additional data collection opportunities with existing staff and resources. Finally, she will explain how to put it all together to tell and present a compelling story about your organization’s impact.
    2022-05-24 Williams @ Work - Distill the Data: How to Tell a Nonprofit's Social Impact Story with Existing Resources and Effective Practices How many times have we as nonprofit board members, donors, funders, volunteers, executives, staff members, and consultants wondered: “The work of this organization is changing lives, how do I capture the impact and share it with the world? How do I get more support to sustain and grow this work?” Alison LaRocca ’06, President and CEO of Luminary Evaluation Group, shares how nonprofit organizations of every shape and size can leverage their existing impact data. She will also discuss how to identify additional data collection opportunities with existing staff and resources. Finally, she will explain how to put it all together to tell and present a compelling story about your organization’s impact.
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    Williams @ Work Webinar - Faith in the Midst of Crisis | Williams Alumni

    Williams @ Work Webinar - Faith in the Midst of Crisis | Williams Alumni

    2021-11-16. Williams @ Work Webinar - Faith in the Midst of Crisis Religion is just one of many aspects of life that have been touched by the pandemic. While the U.S. has been trending toward secularization, nearly three in 10 Americans (28%) report stronger personal faith due to the pandemic, according to the Pew Research Center. In addition, as the last 18+ months have led many to search for greater meaning, the pandemic has actually made it easier for people to explore their spirituality, with the move to online religious worship. Enabled by technology, encouraged by a societal focus on well-being, how might religious practice evolve beyond physical houses of worship? Three alumni faith leaders will reflect on the role religion may play in a post-pandemic world, while sharing their own personal and professional faith journeys since leaving Williams. Reverend Gail Henderson-Belsito ’87 is Associate Minister at Caldwell Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, N.C. Rabbi Rachel Barenblat ’96 is the spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Israel in North Adams, Mass. Khurram Ahmed ’03, M.Div., M.A., is Staff Chaplain at City of Hope National Cancer Center in Duarte, Calif.
    2021-11-16. Williams @ Work Webinar - Faith in the Midst of Crisis Religion is just one of many aspects of life that have been touched by the pandemic. While the U.S. has been trending toward secularization, nearly three in 10 Americans (28%) report stronger personal faith due to the pandemic, according to the Pew Research Center. In addition, as the last 18+ months have led many to search for greater meaning, the pandemic has actually made it easier for people to explore their spirituality, with the move to online religious worship. Enabled by technology, encouraged by a societal focus on well-being, how might religious practice evolve beyond physical houses of worship? Three alumni faith leaders will reflect on the role religion may play in a post-pandemic world, while sharing their own personal and professional faith journeys since leaving Williams. Reverend Gail Henderson-Belsito ’87 is Associate Minister at Caldwell Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, N.C. Rabbi Rachel Barenblat ’96 is the spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Israel in North Adams, Mass. Khurram Ahmed ’03, M.Div., M.A., is Staff Chaplain at City of Hope National Cancer Center in Duarte, Calif.
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    Williams @ Work Webinar - Travel Outlook for a Post-Pandemic World | SoA Bicentennial

    Williams @ Work Webinar - Travel Outlook for a Post-Pandemic World | SoA Bicentennial

    Williams @ Work Webinar - Travel Outlook for a Post-Pandemic World 2021-06-23 After more than a year of lockdowns, stay-at-home orders and cancelled trips, it’s clear that consumers are eager to begin traveling again once vaccines are widely distributed. Despite pent-up demand among business and leisure travelers alike, habits and behaviors acquired during Covid times – not to mention the psychological impact of the past year – will certainly impact the way people move about the world in the pandemic’s wake. Three alumni with deep expertise in various facets of the industry will help us unpack the trends that are already emerging and their short- and long-term impact on travel and tourism. Jennifer Washburne ’86 is the director of business development & client management at Generali Global Assistance, which includes travel insurance and assistance among its care services. Jeninne Lee-St. John ’98 is the editor-in-chief of Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia. From her base in Bangkok, she oversees the magazine’s coverage of destinations, hotels, food and drink, culture and other travel news across Asia-Pacific. Mark Rothman ’05 is the CEO of Magma Global, a luxury and corporate travel concierge with offices in New York and Los Angeles.
    Williams @ Work Webinar - Travel Outlook for a Post-Pandemic World 2021-06-23 After more than a year of lockdowns, stay-at-home orders and cancelled trips, it’s clear that consumers are eager to begin traveling again once vaccines are widely distributed. Despite pent-up demand among business and leisure travelers alike, habits and behaviors acquired during Covid times – not to mention the psychological impact of the past year – will certainly impact the way people move about the world in the pandemic’s wake. Three alumni with deep expertise in various facets of the industry will help us unpack the trends that are already emerging and their short- and long-term impact on travel and tourism. Jennifer Washburne ’86 is the director of business development & client management at Generali Global Assistance, which includes travel insurance and assistance among its care services. Jeninne Lee-St. John ’98 is the editor-in-chief of Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia. From her base in Bangkok, she oversees the magazine’s coverage of destinations, hotels, food and drink, culture and other travel news across Asia-Pacific. Mark Rothman ’05 is the CEO of Magma Global, a luxury and corporate travel concierge with offices in New York and Los Angeles.
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    Williams @ Work - Emerging From Covid Times | Williams Alumni

    Williams @ Work - Emerging From Covid Times | Williams Alumni

    Williams @ Work - Emerging From COVID Times: How to Cultivate Personal and Organizational Resilience in the New World of Work 2021-03-25 2020 brought a heightened awareness of the need for wellbeing. It changed our experiences/definitions of what it means to be well AND the role of the workplace in fostering conversations about wellbeing. In this webinar, leadership experts Marty Linsky ’61 and Camille Preston ’93 will discuss how each of us can manage the upcoming changes of a post-pandemic society by adopting an intentionally adaptive mindset. You’ll gain strategies to optimize your personal value to your team and broader organization, and emerge with confidence to take on new collaborative paradigms.
    Williams @ Work - Emerging From COVID Times: How to Cultivate Personal and Organizational Resilience in the New World of Work 2021-03-25 2020 brought a heightened awareness of the need for wellbeing. It changed our experiences/definitions of what it means to be well AND the role of the workplace in fostering conversations about wellbeing. In this webinar, leadership experts Marty Linsky ’61 and Camille Preston ’93 will discuss how each of us can manage the upcoming changes of a post-pandemic society by adopting an intentionally adaptive mindset. You’ll gain strategies to optimize your personal value to your team and broader organization, and emerge with confidence to take on new collaborative paradigms.
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    Williams @ Work Webinar - Legal Ephs: Pandemic Practices for New Lawyers | Williams Alumni

    Williams @ Work Webinar - Legal Ephs: Pandemic Practices for New Lawyers | Williams Alumni

    Williams @ Work Webinar - Legal Ephs: Pandemic Practices for New Lawyers 2021-02-24. If you’re in law school or a recent law school grad, the challenges brought on by Covid (delayed bar exams, job market uncertainty) may feel overwhelming. Cue these six Ephs as they share the wisdom of their experience from the 2008-09 economic crisis regarding viable career options if you’re having trouble finding your dream job and real-world ways to learn about the practice of law while you’re still looking.
    Williams @ Work Webinar - Legal Ephs: Pandemic Practices for New Lawyers 2021-02-24. If you’re in law school or a recent law school grad, the challenges brought on by Covid (delayed bar exams, job market uncertainty) may feel overwhelming. Cue these six Ephs as they share the wisdom of their experience from the 2008-09 economic crisis regarding viable career options if you’re having trouble finding your dream job and real-world ways to learn about the practice of law while you’re still looking.
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    Williams @ Work - Preparing to Pivot: A Case Study on How to Crush a Big Career Change

    Williams @ Work - Preparing to Pivot: A Case Study on How to Crush a Big Career Change

    Thinking about pivoting in your career but not sure where to start? This webinar is for you! Nicholas Cifuentes-Goodbody '03 shares the lessons he learned while transitioning from an academic career as a Spanish Professor to a private-sector job as a Data Scientist. You'll learn about the mindset you need to leave your current field behind, tips for mapping out your new job path and reframing your skills and work identity for a new field, and all the ways that an institution like Williams can support you through the process.
    Thinking about pivoting in your career but not sure where to start? This webinar is for you! Nicholas Cifuentes-Goodbody '03 shares the lessons he learned while transitioning from an academic career as a Spanish Professor to a private-sector job as a Data Scientist. You'll learn about the mindset you need to leave your current field behind, tips for mapping out your new job path and reframing your skills and work identity for a new field, and all the ways that an institution like Williams can support you through the process.
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    Williams at Work - Jennifer Voss '86

    Williams at Work - Jennifer Voss '86

    Jennifer Voss '86 of FlexProfessionals shares strategies for re-entering the workforce after a career break in "How to Get Back to Work on Your Own Terms."
    Jennifer Voss '86 of FlexProfessionals shares strategies for re-entering the workforce after a career break in "How to Get Back to Work on Your Own Terms."

’68 Center for Career Exploration

While its services are primarily geared toward undergraduates, the ’68 Center for Career Exploration offers numerous engagement opportunities for alumni throughout their working lives—from recruiting to personal counseling.