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The PEP Talks Event - Fall 09

October 22nd, 2009  |  Speaker: The PEP Talks

Check out a picture preview from The PEP Talks Event - Fall 09. Courtesy of GroovyDoodle Photography.

Jim Hendrickson on “choosing” vs. “following” your career path.

August 12th, 2009  |  Speaker: Jim Hendrickson

Description

For nearly 20 years of our life, we follow a path dictated to us by our school career. But in the real world, we cannot rely on a predetermined course. According to Jim Hendrickson, we must not only choose our career path, but choose our bosses. Jim’s path took him from being a musician, to the Army, and then to the corporate world.

Be sure to check out Jim’s adapted version of “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost at the end of the video.

Date/Location

April 30, 2009 / Columbus, OH / The PEP Talks - Spring 09

About Jim Hendrickson

Even the short list of Jim Hendrickson’s accomplishments is lengthy: Senior VP of Corporate Development at Sterling Commerce, on the advisory board for Columbus State Community College and several companies in Columbus, served in the army as rank of captain, and is an accomplished speaker.

Heidi Schmenk on the art of being a successful artist

July 17th, 2009  |  Speaker: Heidi Schmenk

Description

Many of us have an image of the “starving artist” - who barely has enough money to eat or pay rent, but sacrifices all for his or her art form. Heidi Schmenk thinks that stereotype is total crap. She discusses how being a successful artist involves mastering the art of business in addition to mastering your craft.

Date/Location

April 30, 2009 / Columbus, OH / The PEP Talks - Spring 09

About Heidi Schmenk

Heidi Schmenk is the Studio Director of Glass Axis, the premier glass art studio in Columbus, Ohio. Glass Axis is nationally renowned as a successful non-profit gallery and educational facility. Glass Axis has thousands of members, students, patrons and artists.

Jonathan Franz on Aristotle, cinema, and the “best life”

July 1st, 2009  |  Speaker: Jonathan Franz

Description

Learn how an ancient Greek philosopher can help us find the “best life” even in our complicated world (with the help of Wikipedia, of course). Jonathan Franz talks about his quest for “telos” by writing and producing a feature length movie.

Date/Location

April 30, 2009 / Columbus, OH / The PEP Talks - Spring 09

About Jonathan Franz

Jonathan Franz is a modern Renaissance Man. He is a film writer, director, producer, wine expert, sports writer, and now studying to be lawyer. Jonathan is a perfect example of how following your passions may not necessarily lead to a career - but you can do it all and live an exciting life.

Luke Tuttle on your “digital footprint” and sandals at work

June 12th, 2009  |  Speaker: Luke Tuttle

Description

We have all learned many life lessons, but often as the result of costly mistakes that haunt us forever. Luke Tuttle offers 10 gems of wisdom - without the painful memories! Learn about the importance of eavesdropping at work and managing your “digital footprint”.

Date/Location

April 30, 2009 / Columbus, OH / The PEP Talks - Spring 09

About Luke Tuttle

On paper, Luke Tuttle is a tech guy. His title of Chief Information Officer at ClearSaleing underscores his nerdy persuasion. A truly successful CIO appreciates the business ramifications of the company’s technology, manages projects with profitability and ROI always in mind, and ensures the company is always ahead of the curve in regards to IT. Luke can teach you volumes on being a successful CIO, but he can also talk about the little things that will help you get ahead at your new job.

Previously


Jun 4, 2009
Ray Shealy on “working to live” and “living to work”

Have you considered writing your obituary now as a guide to how to live your life? Ray Shealy discusses how he balances a dynamic career with his equally dynamic family. For many, finding that balance is a true sign of success.


May 11, 2009
The PEP Talks Event - Spring 09 PHOTOS

Courtesy of GroovyDoodle Photography, here are pictures from The PEP Talks Event that was on April 30, 2009 at TechColumbus. This Events Speakers were:
 
> Ray Shealy, Entrepreneur, Former HTP CEO & President
> Heidi Schmenk, Studio Director - Glass Axis
> Luke Tuttle, Chief Technology Officer - ClearSaleing
> Jim Hendrickson, Sr. Vice President of Corporate Development - Sterling Commerce
> Jonathan Franz, [...]


Apr 8, 2009
The PEP Talks Bonus: Jared Mahone

Listen to Jared Mahone (guitar, vocals) and J.P. Scott (bass) play “Hometown Girl” - a Jared Mahone original. Buy Jared’s album THATCitYSCAPE and learn about upcoming gigs at www.jaredmahone.com.

About The PEP Talks
PEP stands for Passion, Experience, and People.

The PEP Talks were created to help students find their career path by showcasing the passions of inspiring professionals in our community. [learn more]

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anthropology Aristotle art artists beat box Business Builders career career path challenges cinema communication design digital footprint entrepreneur ethics event Fall 09 family fear first impression flow getting things done Glass Axis glass blowing goals GroovyDoodle guitar human factors Jared Mahone les paul music musician networking OSU people photos research skills speech Spring 09 success usability Winter 09 work-life balance Young Isaac

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