It's been a year of unprecedented growth for the community profession. All the job-hunting rules have changed, and we are in an entirely new ballgame. It is the perfect time to consider your career path.

Together we will focus on taking small but actionable steps to make the coming year work for you.

You'll walk away understanding:

• The community job outlook for 2022 -- and what it’s been like for job seekers in 2021
• The #1 mistake professionals make - and what you can do now to avoid it!
• Simple exercises that you can do to build clarity and break down big or ambiguous career goals
• How to identify transferable skills and position yourself for what's next
• What resources you can leverage to ensure an efficient and effective process for yourself

Meet the Speakers

Jenn Walker Wall

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Jenn is the founder of Work Wonders Careers and is the co-host of the Making Life Work Podcast. Before founding Work Wonders Careers Jenn worked in research, hiring, and career development at MIT, Harvard University, and Massachusetts General Hospital. As the founder and Career Strategist of Work Wonders Careers, Jenn is helping individuals get clear on their goals, confident in their value and convey it in a compelling way throughout their career journey.

Alina Din

Alina has worked in the community space for 4 years, starting out at Khan Academy, then Quora, and is now a Community Manager at a software startup called Retool. Prior to that, she's worked as a freelance writer, Urdu TA, and in student services administration. Her favorite thing about community is talking directly to users/customers and advocating for them internally to help solve their pain points.

Carrie M. Jones

Carrie Melissa Jones is an author, community builder, and researcher of online communities. Her work has influenced the world’s leading online brand communities including the American Medical Association, Patreon, Google, and two U.S. presidential campaigns. She is the author of the award-winning book Building Brand Communities: How Organizations Succeed by Creating Belonging with Charles Vogl and a student, teacher, and researcher of virtual communities at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.