How To Get Your Job Search Back On Track After A Wrong Turn

Presented by the Presidio Office of Career Services

As the founder of Sustainable Career Pathways and Presidio Graduate Schools Career Coach, Trish Kenlon is dedicated to helping aspiring changemakers land a job that gives them a real opportunity to make an impact. Her career coaching services have helped thousands of job-seekers identify and transition into sustainability positions at renowned organizations such as World Economic Forum, Anthesis Group, and ERM.

Join Trish for a presentation and Q&A focused on identifying and addressing the root causes of common job search challenges. We'll cover strategies for getting you back on track so you can:

• Find more of the ‘right' jobs to apply to
• Hear back from more job applications
• Increase your response rate to networking requests
• Interview more confidently

Feel free to join us whether you’re just getting started with networking or you’ve got thousands of followers!

Meet our Speaker!

Trish Kenlon has been a sustainability professional for over ten years. In that time, she has seen enormous growth in both the number and variety of jobs that fall under the sustainability umbrella. Governments, utilities, and companies are changing their attitudes and perspectives on what it means to operate responsibly, and entrepreneurs are seizing the opportunity to create new products, services, and even industries.

It’s a rapidly evolving landscape and the career paths in this space are anything but linear. It can be hard to know where to start when planning your career as a student, or how to grow as a mid-career professional. Trish started Sustainable Career Pathways because she wanted to create a space that would help everyone navigate their professional journeys by giving real-world examples of what these career pathways are really like, and the tools and inspiration we need to succeed in them.

One of the most rewarding parts of working in this space for Trish has been being surrounded by the passion, energy, and enthusiasm of everyone she meets. For Trish, Networking and sharing ideas are big parts of how Trish get things done as a community.