How well do you network and what do you use your business network for? Do you think that having hundreds of LinkedIn connections means you have a strong network? This article, written by Jeff Haden and published on Inc.com, summarizes what he believes are the top five most common networking mistakes.

How much do you enjoy business networking events? They can be invaluable. This article offers some basic tips for navigating a networking event with relative ease. Written by Colleen Clarke and published on Workopolis.com and on Colleen's website.

Looking for a job in 2011 can be very different than looking for a job 20, 20, or even just a few years ago. The art of selling yourself properly can be critical in successfully making your next career step. This article written by Colleen Clarke and published on workopolis.com lists a number of potential errors and/or omissions that many job seekers are prone to.

Do you wonder how to make your resume more current by today's standards? In her article published on The Wall Street Journal website (online.wsj.com), Elizabeth Garone offers some tips including suggesting you make sure you have a completed LinkedIn profile.

Do you have profiles on social media sites like LinkedIn or Facebook? Are you careful to maintain a professional profile? Do you really know who is visiting or monitoring your online profiles and activity? This article, by Christina Bruce, is published on the Workopolis website. It provides some interesting food for thought in terms of privacy issues.

E-mail is the engine that drives business. Yet, amazingly, no-one ever teaches us how to use it. Until now. In Part Two of a two-part webcast series, you'll get an easy-to-use template for creating first drafts of your e-mails as well as ad agency secrets for stimulating reader response.

E-mail is the engine that drives business. Yet, amazingly, no one ever teaches us how to use it. Until now. In Part One of a two-part webcast series, you'll learn how to strategically plan your e-mail communications and get an outline for each of three different types of e-mail, complete with real-life examples.

When you work with your bosses and peers, do you ever struggle with getting others to buy in to your ideas and strategies? It is possible to deliver your message with clarity and composure. This webcast will show you how!

Your competitive advantage starts here! No matter what sector of business you’ve chosen as your focus, CGA-BC’s Professional Development seminars can help you take your career and your organization to new heights.