Hingham Women to Speak About Change at SheTalks Lecture Series

SheTalks Lecture Series  presents the fourth in a lecture series for women on the South Shore

Bring your best friend, your sister or come by yourself and meet interesting women from all over the South Shore for an informal and intimate lecture. Have you been out of the workforce for years and are stymied as to how to get back in? Now that your kids are back in school are you seeking a new challenge but don’t know what it is? Do you feel “stuck” in your job and want to make a change? If any of these questions are on your mind, then come join us as we navigate the waters of change.

Hingham’s own Sara Taylor and Maia Germain will guide us through an informative night that will help us understand how to start the process of change. Sara will begin the evening by helping us clarify our vision. She’ll give us insight into the field of life coaching and take us through some hands-on exercises to jumpstart the process of defining the what it is that we seek. Maia Germain will then give us practical advice on how to follow through on our goal and ultimately make the changes we desire.

Sara Dickison Taylor is a certified Life and Business Coach who has helped countless individuals maximize their life potential and turn their wildest dreams into reality. Whether it be finding a new job, building your own brand, maximizing your leadership team or rediscovering that missing piece in your soul, she paves the way to your next journey. Sara is a member of the International Coaching Federation, a graduate of the internationally recognized Coach University and also studied with Dr. Martha Beck, reknowned columnist for O Magazine and New York Times bestselling author. Prior to coaching she spent almost 20 years as a top recruiter and Vice President for a Boston-based staffing agency.  Sara lives in Hingham with her patient husband, 2 amazing children and the world’s largest golden retriever puppy.

Maia Germain is a vice president in State Street’s Global Operations division, responsible for leading the Change Management function for the IT and Operations transformation and the Flex Work Program.  She began her State Street career in College Relations and Diversity Staffing, where she was responsible for the implementation of initiatives related to the diversification of the workforce and global branding on university campuses. Maia lives in Hingham with her husband and 3 boys.

WHEN:  Wednesday, October 17, 2012 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

TICKETS: $15/ticket. Purchased at http://shetalks.brownpapertickets.com

WHERE:  New North Church, 1 Lincoln Street, Hingham, MA

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:Alison@shetalks.org