lynneoconnor
lynneoconnor
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With a 15-year background in career services, Lynne delivers the expertise mid-career clients need to seek ‘best-fit’ solutions. In one-to-one work she brings marketing savvy to competitive job search as she repackages past work experience to meet changing career goals.
Lynne understands the strategic and tactical issues that job seekers face and as a coach she is highly effective in opening up new perspectives. She finds that people can quickly become more focused on results when they are supported to identify and take action on their priorities.
Over her career, Lynne has worked with top tier global and national career management firms, led corporate Career Centres and inspired hundreds of clients to launch their search with confidence. With a client base that spans financial & professional services, communications, healthcare and non-profit her range of industry knowledge is well developed.
As co-author of the first edition of It’s Your Move: A Personal and Practical Guide to Career Transition and Job Search for Canadian Managers, Professionals and Executives, initially published in 2001 by HarperCollins, Lynne has recognized levels of expertise. She has been featured in career articles in The Globe and Mail and The Toronto Star.
Based in Toronto and a zen-artist through her own transitions, Lynne is a passionate advocate for life and careers by design. Founder of Advanced Career Coaching Inc., a private practice, she is a member of ACP, The Association of Career Professionals International and ICF, The International Coaching Federation. She is certified as a Career Management Fellow, by The Institute of Career Certification International. Lynne also holds a national certification as a coach and a BA from the University of Toronto. In the community she supports and volunteers at The Dorothy Ley Hospice.
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