I've always been very fortunate to make my own decisions in my career, but that's not always the case for everyone. Today I spoke with Robin Merle about her experience with an involuntary exit and how she turned that moment into something more. Whether you've been blindsided by an involuntary exit, been part of a re-org where you had no choice on your next move, or simple can relate to feeling like your choice has been taken away, this conversation is for you. 

More about Robin in her own words:

Robin Merle, CFRE is the author of the award-winning book, Involuntary Exit, A Woman’s Guide to Thriving After Being Fired. She has been a senior executive for billion-dollar nonprofit organizations and raised more than a half-billion dollars during her 35+ years in the field. Robin has been Vice Chair of National Philanthropy Day in New York 3 times, served on multiple nonprofit boards, and was named Woman of Achievement in 2017 by Women in Development, New York. Robin iSus proud to be a graduate of the first class of women at Rutgers College. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa and went on to earn a Master of Arts from The Johns Hopkins University and publish short fiction in various literary magazines.

You can follow Robin by reaching out to her at:

https://theprofessionalguide.com

https://www.instagram.com/robinmerletpg/

I hope you enjoyed our conversation!

xoxo,

Jessi