At this webinar, panelists from CIPH and MCAC will discuss various topics, such as:

• Career mapping – what it is and how you do it.
• Behaviours, thoughts and actions that help you develop resilience.
• How to stay connected in a world of physical distancing.
• How to build your personal brand.
• How to be your own advocate.
• Career paths and options in our industry.
• Networking – why it’s important and how involvement in CIPH and MCAC can help.
• Goal setting – what are you working toward and why?

The session will be moderated by Heather Ferris, eastern regional sales manager at InSinkErator (Canada) and chair of the CIPH Women's Network.

Join us on Feb. 3 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. ET.

Source: HistoryNet.com

1699: The Treaty of Karlowitz ends the war between Austria and the Turks.
1788: A fleet of ships carrying convicts from England lands at Sydney Cove in Australia. The day is since known as Australia's national day.
1861: Louisiana secedes from the Union.
1863: President Lincoln names General Joseph Hooker to replace Burnside as commander of the Army of the Potomac.
1875: Pinkerton agents, hunting Jesse James, kill his 18-year-old half-brother and seriously injure his mother with a bomb.
1924: Petrograd is renamed Leningrad.
1934: Germany signs a 10-year non-aggression pact with Poland, breaking the French alliance system.
1942: American Expeditionary Force lands in Northern Ireland.
1943: The first Office of Strategic Services agent parachutes behind Japanese lines in Burma.
1964: Eighty-four people are arrested in a segregation protest in Atlanta.
1969: California is declared a disaster area after two days of flooding and mud slides.
2005: Condoleezza Rice is appointed to the post of secretary of state. The post makes her the highest ranking African-American woman ever to serve in a U.S. presidential cabinet.