Felicia Lyon, Founder of Women Moving Mountains and CEO & Executive Leadership Advisor of Lyon Performance Solutions, presented a hands-on workshop for Ellevate Network’s San Diego Chapter, ...
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Felicia Lyon, Founder of Women Moving Mountains and CEO & Executive Leadership Advisor of Lyon Performance Solutions, presented a hands-on workshop for Ellevate Network’s San Diego Chapter, ...
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After a long 26 months, I have completed my MBA! Classes ended February 24. The school doesn’t customize the graduation dates to the online program, so I receive my official diploma in May.
Guess what? I graduated! Negotiation in the Workplace was a useful class where we did mock negotiations via Google Hangouts. This was one of my favorite classes, aside from the marketing classes.
Guess what? I graduated! Managerial Economics one was of my final two classes, and it required more work (and more advanced math) than most of my classes … I am glad it is over!