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DESCRIPTION:LinkedIn is coming to UNT for an experience designed to help yo
 u navigate what work looks like now\, and what it means for you.\n\n \n\nY
 ou’ll hear directly from leaders\, build practical skills\, and get hand
 s-on with tools that can help you stand out. Whether you’re exploring ca
 reer paths or getting ready to graduate\, this experience is designed to h
 elp you take your next step with more clarity\, confidence\, and direction
 .\n\n \n\nA half-day\, interactive experience designed to help you underst
 and how work is changing and what to do about it. The morning begins with 
 a live conversation on how AI is reshaping careers\, followed by a hands-o
 n session where you’ll learn how to turn your experiences into real oppo
 rtunities using LinkedIn.\n\n \n\nAll attendees will receive a copy of Ope
 n to Work: How to Get Ahead in the Age of AI\, meet co-author Aneesh Raman
 \, and walk away with practical tools you can start using immediately.\n\n
  \n\nRegister for this free event today!\n\n \n\n10 - 11 a.m. (open to all
 ) — What’s Actually Changing About Work (and What Isn’t) Hear from U
 NT President Harrison Keller\, Ph.D.\, LinkedIn’s Chief Economic Opportu
 nity Officer Aneesh Raman\, Diego Rubio (Center on Rural Innovation)\, and
  guests as they break down how AI is reshaping careers\, what skills actua
 lly matter right now - and how students can start building momentum before
  graduation. Moderated by UNT student and former SGA President Alfred Dozi
 er IV.\n 11-11:30 a.m. (open to all) —   Book Signing with Aneesh Raman 
 Aneesh Raman\, Chief Economic Opportunity Officer for LinkedIn\, will be s
 igning copies of his book Open to Work: How to Get Ahead in the Age of AI.
  Aneesh works with leaders across sectors to shape the global response to 
 rapid changes in work. Previously\, he served as a senior adviser on econo
 mic strategy and public affairs for the State of California\, led economic
  impact at Facebook\, and worked as both a presidential speechwriter and w
 ar correspondent. He is a graduate of Harvard College and a former Fulbrig
 ht Program Scholar\, and serves on the boards of College Futures Foundatio
 n and Shanti Bhavan Children’s Project.\n 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. (students 
 only) — Building your Career Toolkit: From Experience to Opportunity A h
 ands-on session designed to help you turn your experiences - whether from 
 class\, campus\, or internships - into real career momentum. You’ll lear
 n how to:Position your profile to clearly showcase your skills and experie
 ncesBuild a network by connecting with alumni\, professionals\, and peersS
 how up on LinkedIn by sharing insights and engaging in conversations\n\nAl
 ong the way\, you’ll apply a simple framework to understand how to use A
 I effectively: what to automate\, where to collaborate with AI\, and where
  your human strengths set you apart. \n\nLunch and Career Starter Kit give
 aways will be provided.
GEO:33.210932;-97.147274
LOCATION:Emerald Ballroom at the University Union\, 314
SUMMARY:LinkedIn Open to Work Lab
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CATEGORIES:Lectures & Speakers
CATEGORIES:Workshops & Training
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