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Career Transition
Do
you know what your next act –
your next career or life move
--- will be?
And when you know, will you understand
how to get there?
We are career management &
transition specialists --- focused
on helping people just like you
identify their ideal career “next
act”, developing a strategy
to pursue and land that ideal
next opportunity and providing
the tools, resources and guidance
all along, a truly seamless process.
We specialize in working with
people from all walks of life
just like you who are just too
young to retire and want more
in their career, with the recent
retiree searching for the ideal
next act, with the person returning
to the workforce and with those
in the process of “reinventing”
themselves --- determined to find
their true career calling.
From Dan Moran, Founder &
President of Next-Act …
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“My practice is simple – we work with the best of the best and do what
we do best --- provide clarity, eliminate career fear and provide focus and guidance
each step of the way” Dan Moran |
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Thank you for visiting with us. Please learn more about Next-Act. I am very proud of my company and our legacy of experience helping others mitigate anxiety, achieve clarity and achieve their ideal next-act --- their career goal.
I started in this business in 1988 and over the years, I have gained experience in not only career transition management and consulting but as well, in understanding the corporate world as a senior executive in human resources and organizational development. I know what employers look for in candidates and bring this knowledge to my clients.
I also know what it takes to start your own business (the choice of many pursuing their second or next-act career choice) and can evaluate if this is right for you. If so, I can help you jumpstart the most critical step – getting customers, who pay the bills. I have been there and know what to do.
Perhaps this is your second career – or you are just too young to retire, so common today. If so, you are not alone – 8 out of 10 Americans will work into their retirement years, but will work on their own terms in what they truly want to do.
We are changing – we are no longer “fifty-and-finished”. Reinventing (or recareering), launching a new career or business in your 40’, 50’s & 60’s is not unusual but rather, is becoming the norm. We have determined that we want more from life – and are not content to sit around and waste time when we could be in the second act of our careers and life.
We are in demand as well. Baby boomers represent the single largest workgroup and employers have discovered that it is critical that they change the way business has been done to meet this changing workforce demographic. As a result, employers are wooing the baby boomers rather than turning a cold shoulder to this group.
There is no better time for a change than right now. I hope I have the opportunity to meet you.
--- Dan |
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| Contact Dan Moran: dmoran@next-act.com or call 518-261- 4212 |
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I invite you to read on and learn about my business. Then it might make sense to talk – face-to-face if you are in the Capital Region of New York or on the phone/web (which I do quite often) if you live elsewhere. Your choice. We can talk about your specific situation and discover if we may be of assistance to you as you start your Next-Act. Sign-up to allow me to keep in touch too, and thank you. |
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Dan |
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22% of us are bored with the mere thought of retirement.
21% stated the need to be and feel
productive, not sitting on the front porch.
20% strive for more intellectual challenge.
13% just do not have the financial resources to retire just yet.
13% need the personal interaction one gains through work & career.
Source: Korn’Ferry International, Executive Recruiter Index.
As a side note, companies are facing an increasingly shrinking workforce pool driven by the number of workers reaching the “boomer” years. As a result, we are being wooed and courted by companies of all sizes. |
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125 Wolf Road, Suite #128
Albany, NY 12205 (1/8th mile from Colonie Center)
Telephone: 518-261-4212 |
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