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Sean O’Keefe, an award-winning professor, respected researcher, and sought-after speaker on creating social capital, career readiness, internships, and jobs joins Enterprise Radio. He is the Founder and Chief Impact Officer of Career Launch and author of his new book “LAUNCH YOUR CAREER: How ANY Student Can Create Relationships with Professionals and Land the Jobs and Internships They Want”.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Sean O’Keefe discuss the following:
- You took a $200,000 pay cut to become a professor, why?
- How did the Career Launch social enterprise get started?
- What is the mission and goals of Career Launch?
- Does the Career Launch Method truly work for ANY student?
- What is the Career Launch Readiness Assessment and who should use it?
Sean O’Keefe is an award-winning professor, respected researcher, and sought-after speaker on creating social capital, career readiness, internships, and jobs. He is the founder and chief impact officer of Career Launch, a social enterprise that partners with colleges and career programs to equitably scale students’ ability to create professional relationships and launch effective job or internship searches in the hidden job market. He earned his BA in communication at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and his MBA from Santa Clara University. He is the author of LAUNCH YOUR CAREER: How ANY Student Can Create Relationships with Professionals and Land the Jobs and Internships They Want (Berrett-Koehler Publishers), written in partnership with The Career Leadership Collective.
Websites: careerlaunch.academy | careerlaunchassessment.com | careerlaunchbook.com
Social Media Links:
Linkedin: linkedin.com/company/career-launch-programs
Facebook: facebook.com/MyCareerLaunch
Twitter: twitter.com/_careerlaunch
Instagram: instagram.com/careerlaunch.academy
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