Franklin University Alumni Podcast

This month we sit down with Cyndi Freeman, director of the Center for Career Services at Franklin. Cyndi takes us through the disruption that is happening in the workforce, how to beat the bots, and the newest ways to standout in your career search.

This month we sat down with Dr. David Decker, president of Franklin University. Dr. Decker takes us through the success Franklin had in 2023 & the exciting vision for 2024.

This month we sat down with Franklin Board Chair, Stan Partlow. During this month's episode, we explore lessons from his book "Leading Relentlessly."

The Office of Community Relations welcomed alumna Helen Patton this month to our podcast. Helen is a cybersecurity expert and takes us through how cybersecurity is impacting our current culture and measures that can be taken both in business and our personal lives to keep our data safe.

The Office of Community Relations is excited to have graduate Charmone Adams this month on our podcast. Charmone is a partner within the Advisory Services for Grant Thornton LLP, one of the nation's largest tax, audit and advisory firms, and was named among New York Business Journal as People on The Move In New York. Charmone will take us through strategies on mentorships, the power of networking and personal branding.

This month we sat down with all three keynote speakers for the upcoming Leadership Symposium. If you want to be inspired don't miss out on this podcast!

Join us as Tatia takes us through her journey of starting new business, lessons learned along the way, and key takeaways for those looking for leadership lessons.

Join us for this in-depth conversation on AI. Dr. Dotan takes us through how AI is shaping our world, the concerns many have and how the future of AI is going to impact the world around us in years to come.

In this podcast we sit with Dr. Johnathan McCombs about microcredentials and certificates. This is a hot topic in the world of both education and business. Dr. McCombs discusses how these can align with your career aspirations to create a portfolio of in-demand skills that differentiates you to employers.

You can learn more about The FranklinWorks Marketplace which offers an ever-expanding catalog of learning options of in-demand subject areas that provide a one-stop-shop for Franklin University courses and certificates, as well as access to programs from other industry-leading education providers like Coursera, Stride, PathStream, and more - at https://www.franklin.edu/microcredentials-certificates/microcredentials

Join us for this month's guest and Franklin graduate Denise Zabawski. Our discussion covers the career that landed her in her current role, and insight in to how she become one of central Ohio's tech leaders. Denise also takes us through the journey of being a women in a field that was mostly made up of men when she started her career.