News & Events Upcoming Events October 2, 2003 — In New York, The Financial Executives Networking Group, “Change Are You Willing To Take The Risk?” Arlene & George will focus on practical, solution-oriented approaches to coping effectively with change and to finding new career paths in the financial world. They will demonstrate how belief systems (conscious and unconscious), attitudes, and habits can either propel people forward or hold them back. And, will share proven tips on how to let go of the past and begin to reinvent oneself in a challenging new economy. Prior Events April 15, 2003 —Arlene spoke to the Professional Women’s Alliance of NYC, on achieving “Success Through Failure” March 25 , 2003 — New York Society of Security Analysts, “Career Chat: Change… Are You Willing To Take The Risk?” Arlene & George focused on practical, solution-oriented approaches to coping effectively with change and to finding new career paths in the financial world. They demonstrated how belief systems (conscious and unconscious), attitudes, and habits can either propel people forward or hold them back. And, they shared proven tips on how to let go of the past and begin to reinvent oneself in a challenging new economy. November 14 , 2002— George spoke to the Conference Board’s Council on Corporate Communications Strategy in Dallas on “Maintaining Employee Morale in a Down Economy.” September 20, 2002 — Worldcom, North American Region partners, Santa Monica, CA, “Understanding and Mastering Change.” George spoke to the largest public relations agency network in the world. September 17, 2002 — National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO), NY, “Personal and Business Success.” Arlene presented her tips for achieving personal & business success. May 2002 — International Coach Federation, NY Chapter, “Breakthrough Coaching Results.” Arlene spoke at the monthly chapter meeting. May 2002 — George spoke to the Counselors Academy of the Public Relations Society of America, “Changing Attitudes, Habits and Beliefs to Achieve Personal and Professional Goals.”