New St. Patrick Center programs reach out to changing clientele
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Seminars and workshops cover a variety of topics, including personal branding, networking, leveraging social media, self assessments, financial planning, resume writing and interviewing. Members also have the opportunity to connect with area employers during career fairs.
Members decide on the content of the workshops, Peach said, noting that one suggestion was to cover ways to handle the stress and depression that comes with job losses and job searches.
The network now has more than 900 members.
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