MCA Canada and the Canadian Institute for Plumbing and Heating are pleased to present a very special webinar—tomorrow—on personal branding, netowrking and advocacy.

During the session, 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 tomorrow – February 3 – from 1:30 to 3 p.m. ET.

Source: HistoryNet.com

0962: Otto I invades Italy and is crowned Holy Roman Emperor.
1032: Conrad II claims the throne of France.
1494: Columbus begins the practice of using Indians as slaves.
1626: Charles I is crowned King of England. Fierce internal struggles between the monarchy and Parliament characterized 17th century English politics.
1848: The Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo formally ends the Mexican War.
1870: The press agencies Havas, Reuter and Wolff sign an agreement whereby between them they can cover the whole world.
1876: The National Baseball League is founded with eight teams.
1900: Six cities, Boston, Detroit, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Chicago and St. Louis agree to form baseball's American League.
1916: U.S. Senate votes independence for Philippines, effective in 1921.
1934: Alfred Rosenberg is made philosophical chief of the Nazi Party.
1943: Last of the German strongholds at Stalingrad surrender to the Red Army.
1972: The Winter Olympics begin in Sapporo, Japan.