Are A recent college graduate and are daunted with the task of finding the right job?
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Do you know a recent graduate who is stuck as they transition into the work force?  
​LET ME:
Get to the heart of the type of career or college major you would like to pursue

Create an effective, succinct resume and cover letter   

Scour job sites and companies of all sizes (especially ones targeted to the type of career you want) 

Review your public social media profile so that it is appropriately curated

Fully prepare you for interviews (both in person and via Skype)

Make sure there is consistent and targeted follow up with relevant leads

​Professionally compile your portfolio of work (be it in digital, web or video based formats)
Testimonials:
PictureN.B. Class of 2019
""I began working with Annie after graduating college.  Annie helped guide me through that exceptionally overwhelming transition; working with me on creating a set plan, while motivating me to pursue my true passions. I am forever grateful for the clarity that Annie helped bring into my choices; her infectious passion and enthusiasm made what would have been a difficult transition into a wonderfully positive and successful experience." 

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Elaine M.
"Annie is the perfect career advisor for my son, a recent college grad.  She provided invaluable help with interviewing, presentation, and job searching skills.  She is super smart, organized and very supportive, seeing the brightest potential in her clients. Through her coaching, she not only helped my son skill-up, but also kept him on task and motivated.  She went above and beyond in researching potential opportunities for him and he has made connections that have led to freelance opportunities in his creative field."  
"Over the course of my 25+ years in the corporate sector, I have had the privilege of hiring some the brightest young graduates from all walks of life and from colleges around the country.  

​I know the type of talent many corporations are looking for and I am relentless in the pursuit of the ideal job for any new graduate."

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