KNF&T’s Executive Vice President, Beth Cabrera, participated in the Rodman Ride for Kids on Saturday, September 29 to show our support for Crossroads for Kids! And who better to share the day with other than her father! Together, Beth and her dad biked 25 miles to raise money for youth-focused social service agencies that support at-risk kids in Massachusetts.
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This past week, KNF&T’s President and Founder, Beth Tucker, participated at the Business on the Move alumni panel for the University of New Hampshire. Beth shared her professional advice on topics such as: interviewing, networking, and the psychology of job hunting. Those who attended were able to hear, first hand, from women who started their own businesses and have the extensive knowledge of what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur in today’s tough economy.
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Job interviews may seem rare over the course of a lifetime, but they actually share a lot in common with things we practice every day. Meeting a client for the first time, pitching a new idea, presenting to a room full of peers – the list goes on and on and they all have one main thing in common: they are brief moments in time.
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Many job seekers may think that their resume is the only document they have to worry about when applying for a new job, but a cover letter can be just as important. Often times the cover letter is an after thought, if not completely forgotten, but it is an integral part of the process and something every applicant should take seriously and put thought and effort into. The cover letter will lead into your resume, you want it to be a good opening act and make a great first impression, so hopefully the employer will move on to look at your resume. Below are the cover letter essentials- what you need to know when writing this important little letter:
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KNF&T's Ashlee (Bright) Duffy and Joe Howard shared in the celebration of Jason Smith for being awarded Framingham's Good Scout Award!
The Good Scout Award is bestowed upon individuals who have demonstrated integrity and genuine concern for others in both their professional and personal lives. The recipients are people who have been unselfish in their service to others on an individual and community basis. They seek no return for their service, other than the satisfaction of aiding their fellow citizens, their community, and their nation. The Good Scouts are people who truly capture the respect and imagination of our youth.
Congratulations again, Jason - you earned this!
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