Get Ahead by Giving - An Interview with Lynne Thornton, SVP Channel Acceleration at JSG

Fearless Female Leadership Podcast with Sheryl Kline, M.A. CHPC

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Lynne Thornton, SVP Channel Acceleration at JSG, is a seasoned professional known for her insights into career growth and networking strategies. In this conversation, she shares valuable advice on building meaningful connections and amazing wisdom on how to advance your career. Lynne emphasizes the power of networking with a giving approach, the influence of suggestion, and the importance of leaning into your adaptable skills.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Networking with a Giving Approach (03:22):
Lynne Thornton emphasizes the significance of networking, highlighting that the act of giving within professional circles can lead to unexpected opportunities and collaborations.

Power of Suggestion (06:43):
Explore the “power of suggestion” as a valuable tool, encouraging individuals to clearly communicate their career goals and intentions to create opportunities.

Skills are Transferable (11:19):
Recognize that skills are transferable across different roles and industries, promoting opportunities to explore new career paths.

Visibility Through Giving (14:51):
Lynne underscores the importance of becoming more visible through giving, suggesting that offering assistance within one’s team or organization can positively impact one’s reputation.

Flexibility and Openness (17:24):
Embrace flexibility and openness to new opportunities, even if they deviate from your original career plan, as they can lead to fulfilling and unexpected career outcomes.

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