JUNE 25th PRINCETON NETNIGHT IN PHILLY

The Careers Committee and the Princeton Club of Philadelphia are pleased to invite you to the fourth Princeton NetNight in Philly.

EVENT: Princeton Career NetNight in Philadelphia

DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, June 25, 2003, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

TOPIC: "Understanding your own communication style and that of others"

Whether you are in the midst of a job search or simply wish to be successful in the business world, it is important to learn how to communicate with people without getting your signals crossed. Bob Kress will present an overview of

communication styles, including how to determine your own communication style and that of others.

SPEAKER: Robert L. Kress '49, Senior Consultant, Drake Beam Morin, Inc.

Bob returns for his fourth presentation to Philly NetNight. Bob Kress has for 13 years been active in the professional executive transition industry as senior consultant to Right Management Consultants And Drake Beam Morin, Inc., two of America's leading career development firms. Previously Bob has enjoyed several successful careers. He served as President of Godiva Chocolates, responsible for bringing Godiva to the United

States. In Sun Valley, ID, where he also served as president of the city council, Bob was a successful land developer of Bigwood. He has directed new ventures for The Franklin Mint. He founded, grew, and

successfully sold his own business in food services. He has also worked in the advertising industry. Bob is also active as a community volunteer and serves Princeton as president of the Class of 1949. Bob brings a wealth of

experience and insight to the challenge of career development.

All Princetonians of all eras in career transition, either looking for a new

job, considering a career shift, or interested in current employment trends.

6:30 to 7:00 pm Q & A, including discussion about ongoing programming

CONTRIBUTION (to defray various incidental charges):

$3 for Princeton Club of Philadelphia members

1. A "Name Tent" (as like a 9x12 manila envelope folding in half

vertically, on which to write you name and place on the table in front

2. A name badge (as like a clip-on plastic name badge recycled from your last

4.At least 50 resumes (to swap with other participants)

5.A rehearsed 60 second elevator speech to tell us who you are, what you do,

where you are going, what you would like from the group, and what you might

If you are thinking about, struggling with, working on, or campaigning

For your next job, career, or lifestyle, NetNight is for you. We look