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How to Strengthen Your Relationship with a Career Sponsor In the best sponsorship relationships, sponsees adopt a proactive stance, making clear who they are and what they need. But many can’t do that, especially if they come from underrepresented groups, because of barriers, some personal and some structural, that they confront in the workplace. In this article the author, an expert on sponsorship programs, describes three strategies that sponsees can use to overcome those barriers.
Behind the most productive sponsorships often stand savvy sponsees — industrious junior talent who spot opportunities for sponsors to unleash tactical support and advocacy.
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WorkNJ residents can now text Gov. Phil Murphy – here's how I want to hear from YOU, New Jersey.Text me your questions or comments to (732) 605-5455 and I will get back to as many of you as I can. I’ll also use this number to send updates from time to time.Look forward to hearing from you soon! https://t.co/JQzNbGnVjc! pic.twitter.com/LcuzTpgkAl
WorkMessi mania hits tri-state: How much tickets for Inter Miami vs. Red Bulls are going for Fans have been buzzing with excitement for days leading up to Saturday evening\'s matchup at Red Bull Arena, in Harrison, New Jersey. Dozens of fans hoping to catch a glimpse (or even an autograph) started lining up at the W Hotel in Hoboken, where Messi and the rest of Inter Miami are staying ahead of their game. Just the bus arrival alone drew hundreds of fans.
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WorkAll prisoners accounted for after fire at Texas prison forces evacuation The fire is not expected to affect the execution schedule, Hernandez said. The next one is set for Oct. 10, when Jedidiah Murphy is to be put to death for killing a 79-year-old woman in 2000.
Work2 San Antonio police officers shot during a police chase Police received a tip at about 5 p.m. about the location of a wanted person and police responded to the area. The suspect left the apartment complex carrying a long gun and joined a driver in a vehicle that started to leave.
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WorkInfluencer admits to snacking on groceries before paying, sparking debate “No hate to this creator. I love her. I think she goes all out for her kids,” Jessilynn adds. “It’s just an opportunity to have a conversation and make people aware of the little things that are privileged that we may not think about all the time.”
WorkFBI arrests Jan. 6 rioter they say assaulted officers with a speaker, a shoe and a lamp In spite of his claims to the FBI, images of Tate were added to the FBI\'s Capitol Violence webpage, which the bureau has used to ask members of the public to identify individuals who assaulted police officers.
WorkFC Dallas' Dan Hunt talks FIFA, his father's legacy and growing soccer fandom in North Texas For now, FC Dallas is still in the midst of their season coming out of the League Cup. The team has had a little bit of a break since the last match, with the next game coming up this Saturday against big-time rivals Austin FC at Toyota Stadium in Frisco.
WorkTrump and all 18 others charged in Georgia election case meet deadline to surrender at jail Trump attorney Steve Sadow on Thursday filed an objection to the proposed broad October trial date and a March date that Willis had previously suggested. He asked that Trump\'s case be separated from Chesebro and any other codefendant who files a speedy trial demand.
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WorkRepublicans head back to Houston for their 2028 national convention Democrats haven\'t yet selected their 2028 national convention site. But the Democratic National Committee considered Houston along with New York and Atlanta before settling on Chicago for its 2024 convention, underscoring the importance of the battleground Midwest.
WorkHere’s what it would cost corporations if they had to pay damages for climate change pollution they produce Romer used the example of his move from New York to Boston. The initial move would go under the moving company’s corporate carbon damage, but when he took some books from his home they would not. Misusing corporate carbon damage figures could put the moving company out of business and he’d drive his stuff instead, so total carbon emissions would not be changed. Shifting to zero carbon fuel makes more sense, he said.
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WorkDallas ISD superintendent believes new math curriculum is the way to improve skills All DISD schools have adopted this method or another similar one and while it may take something you\'ve always known and turn it on its head, teachers at Anson Jones say they did. It will be tough for some to grasp at first, but in the end, worth it.
WorkWhat is Legionnaires’ disease? Anyone suspecting exposure to Legionella or experiencing symptoms of Legionella disease or pneumonia should promptly contact a doctor. It’s important to mention any exposure to Legionella, hot tub use, recent travels, or hospital stays in the past two weeks.
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Work3 cases of Legionnaires' disease at Las Vegas hotels being investigated If guests who stayed at either property more than two weeks ago have not developed symptoms, they are not at risk for the disease, the Health District said. Guests who develop symptoms within two weeks of their stay are instructed to seek medical attention and alert their medical provider of the potential exposure.
WorkNBC 5 Responds gives review of recent investigation successes NBC 5 Responds is committed to researching your concerns and recovering your money. Our goal is to get you answers and, if possible, solutions and a resolution. Call us at 844-5RESPND (844-573-7763) or fill out our customer complaint form.
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WorkSpain women's national team refuses to play until soccer chief resigns for kissing player “What an embarrassment,” former Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas said on X. “We should have spent the last five days talking about our women players, about the joy they gave us all! About how proud we are that they gave us a title that we didn’t have in women’s soccer, instead …”
WorkThief steals former North Dakota governor's SUV as he hosts a radio show The vehicle has a push-button start feature and requires a key fob to be in the vehicle before it can be operated. But Schafer had left a spare fob inside, enabling the thief to start it up and drive off.
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WorkIf a business suddenly closes, what can consumers do? NBC 5 Responds is committed to researching your concerns and recovering your money. Our goal is to get you answers and, if possible, solutions and a resolution. Call us at 844-5RESPND (844-573-7763) or fill out our customer complaint form.
WorkUS to teach Ukrainian pilots English in Texas, flying F-16s in Arizona For experienced pilots, training can range around five months, Ryder said. He sketched out courses covering basics. In addition to flying the advanced craft, they include formation flying, operating weapons, air combat and suppressing air defense systems, on top of centrifuge training on the ground to help pilots withstand the g-forces of an F-16 cockpit.
WorkDallas' Sha'Carri Richardson takes third in the 200m at world championships American sprinter Noah Lyles captured double gold in the men\'s events by winning the 100m and 200m. He became the first man to win both events at the world championships since Jamaica\'s Usain Bolt in 2015.
WorkSeveral North Texas schools faced no electricity or A/C on a hot Friday The situation was more critical at Plano West High School. Classes there were canceled for Friday for what the school said were significant mechanical issues with the HVAC systems due to higher-than-normal temperatures over this prolonged period.
Work‘Selfless' father of 6 dies after moving son into college dorm \"Chancellor Todd Shields and Arkansas State University extend deepest condolences to student Jace Tillman. The university community will continue to support Jace and keep his family in their thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time.\"
WorkDallas Police seize tiger, chickens, dogs in animal cruelty investigation The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Texas Parks And Wildlife Department, the Dallas Zoo and Dallas Animal Services are all helping with either the investigation or in the care of the animals.
WorkPrigozhin plane debris points to sabotage “The aircraft clearly came apart in-flight following some sort of catastrophic event at altitude,” said Jeff Guzzetti, an aviation expert and NBC News contributor. “It literally fell to the ground like a Coke bottle, totally out of control and missing wing parts. New jets like this don’t come apart like this unless something bad happened.”
WorkNorth Texas teenager fighting leukemia needs donor \"It\'s been helpful that she can relate to pretty much everything I\'m going through,\" Pike Petersen said. \"Just the other day my mom pointed out to me that other people can get a match with my drive. It gives my drive purpose, just not for me. Like I\'m not trying to be selfish to find MY donor; I\'m trying to find ANY donor.\"
WorkERCOT again calls for conservation, warns of potential for energy emergency Friday Texans can conserve energy by raising the thermostat by a degree or two, avoiding the use of large appliances, turning off and unplugging non-essential lights and appliances, and shutting off pool pumps during peak hours.
Work3 DC-Area Listings to Check Out - Washingtonian This rowhouse has three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms across three floors and 1,614 square feet. A small, “Hobbit”-style front doors sits on the home’s facade, and inside, you’ll find a custom staircase and floor-to-ceiling windows on the third floor overlooking the city. The house also has a parking space.
WorkWhat to Know About the March on Washington 60th Anniversary Event - Washingtonian Expect street closures related to the event, including Ohio Drive, SW, from Inlet Bridge to Independence Avenue, SW; West Basin Drive, SW; 23rd Street north of Independence Avenue, SW; Daniel French Drive, SW; and Henry Bacon Drive, SW, will all be closed from 6 AM to 4 PM, according to the National Park Service.
WorkDC Could Soon Be Panda-Less Why? Maybe we should try out a bear with less IP? These real-life Paddingtons are also known as spectacled bears due to their sort of eyeglass-like facial fur. Wears glasses, comes from somewhere else? Sounds pretty Washington to me!
WorkNYCHA selects private development team for $246M in repairs at two South Bronx projects Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkNational investor takes over embattled 'Glamercy' Park Hotel Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkDigital nomads are traveling by day and working by night Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkCouncil will vote on Madison Square Garden’s future atop Penn Station: What to know Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkRepublic First loses Nasdaq listing, setting up boardroom battle Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkDeals of the Day: Aug. 25 Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkPowell signals Fed will raise rates if needed, keep them high Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkLegal battle over retail weed sparks debate over who gets a license Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkOp-ed: New $5B in state climate spending should focus on the most vulnerable communities Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkPonce Bank chief on the importance of investing in minority communities Crain’s New York Business is the trusted voice of the New York business community—connecting businesses across the five boroughs by providing analysis and opinion on how to navigate New York’s complex business and political landscape.
WorkPrigozhin plane debris points to sabotage “The aircraft clearly came apart in-flight following some sort of catastrophic event at altitude,” said Jeff Guzzetti, an aviation expert and NBC News contributor. “It literally fell to the ground like a Coke bottle, totally out of control and missing wing parts. New jets like this don’t come apart like this unless something bad happened.”
Work86-year-old Staten Island dad loses $50,000 to scammers who said his son was in jail \"No lawyer is going to call and say they have your son in custody but they won\'t let you speak to them. No police department is going to call and say your grandson is locked up, but unless you give us $20,000, you won\'t be able to speak to them,\" said Doherty.
WorkLong Island scammer took thousands of dollars in cash, gold bars from victims: Police Police believe the scammers have ties to India and have victimized at least a handful of others outside of Suffolk County. Investigators have not yet been able to recover the lost money, but were able to stop the second victim from losing even more.
WorkPilot killed in military jet crash at Miramar air base Dr. Jack Morgan, a veteran of World War II, Korea and Vietnam, started a scholarship for veterans studying at California colleges and universities; the scholarship is given through the nonprofit Veterans’ Writing Group of San Diego County
WorkAuthorities: Water likely not contaminated, but boil advisory remains in effect in South Bay The Chula Vista Elementary and Sweetwater Union High school districts chose to remain open. Both took preventative measures, such as shutting off water, except to toilets, as well as setting up hand-washing stations and providing hand sanitizer and bottled water to students.
WorkFormer convicted Navy officers have alleged government misconduct in the 'Fat Leonard' case. Now, a deal. If the pleas go as scheduled, the case could be wrapping up as the office’s leadership changes hands. Confirmation of President Joe Biden’s U.S. attorney nominee, Tara McGrath, was hung up at the U.S. Senate before its August recess, though it’s expected her supporters will continue to work to move her through before the end of the year.
Work70-year-old man fatally stabbed during argument on trolley platform The advisory now includes Imperial Beach, Silver Strand south of Fiddler’s Cove, along with southern portions of the city of San Diego, including the neighborhoods of Nestor, Otay Mesa and San Ysidro
WorkHas El Cajon's new oversight of county vouchers caused fewer homeless people to rent rooms? Not yet. More than 50 came from other areas in East County, like Lakeside or Santee. Thirteen had been based in the city of San Diego. One said they were from Idaho and another had previously stayed in Arizona.
WorkScripps Oceanography to develop sewage contamination tool, amid calls for emergency declaration Critics have said the county’s testing protocol could be overly sensitive, ultimately hurting businesses and depriving residents of access to the shoreline. Advocates have said it shows a truer picture of what’s in the water and that the public deserves to have information collected.
WorkJury acquits San Diego defendant who withdrew guilty plea in drug importation caseFour defendants who have been challenging their jury convictions are set to plead guilty to misdemeanors in the case, ending months of post-trial wrangling over claims of prosecutorial misconduct
WorkBorder Patrol agents shot at after encountering migrant group in Otay Mountain WildernessThe advisory now includes Imperial Beach, Silver Strand south of Fiddler’s Cove, along with southern portions of the city of San Diego, including the neighborhoods of Nestor, Otay Mesa and San Ysidro
WorkPrigozhin plane debris points to sabotage “The aircraft clearly came apart in-flight following some sort of catastrophic event at altitude,” said Jeff Guzzetti, an aviation expert and NBC News contributor. “It literally fell to the ground like a Coke bottle, totally out of control and missing wing parts. New jets like this don’t come apart like this unless something bad happened.”
Work3 cases of Legionnaires' disease at Las Vegas hotels being investigated If guests who stayed at either property more than two weeks ago have not developed symptoms, they are not at risk for the disease, the Health District said. Guests who develop symptoms within two weeks of their stay are instructed to seek medical attention and alert their medical provider of the potential exposure.
WorkAuthorities identify victims killed in the Cook's Corner bar shooting Four other patients suffered non-life-threatening injuries, including two members of a cover band playing that night. Band members said they had just wished a woman named Tonya happy birthday before the gunman entered and shot her.
WorkHow to get into the hottest clubs in L.A. County — community gardens Emma Fox is a 2023 summer intern on the Utility Journalism team at the Los Angeles Times. A student at Loyola Marymount University, she majors in journalism with a Chicano/Latino studies minor and was the arts and culture editor at the on-campus publication, the Lion. Fox is the president of her school’s chapters of the National Assn. of Hispanic Journalists and the Society of Professional Journalists and previously was an intern for the San Diego Voice and Viewpoint.
WorkA rare corpse flower is set to stink up the Huntington with the smell of dead rats WorkFighter jet pilot found dead after crash near San Diego military base Alexandra E. Petri covers trends and breaking news for the Los Angeles Times. She previously covered live news at the New York Times. A two-time reporting fellow with the International Women’s Media Foundation, she graduated from Penn State with a degree in journalism and international studies.
WorkFBI joins probe of LAPD gang officers suspected of turning off body cameras Richard Winton is an investigative crime writer for the Los Angeles Times and part of the team that won the Pulitzer Prize for public service in 2011. Known as @lacrimes on Twitter, during almost 30 years at The Times he also has been part of the breaking news staff that won Pulitzers in 1998, 2004 and 2016.
WorkSurvivor describes 'war zone' inside Cook's Corner; mass shooting victims identified Hannah Fry is a Metro reporter covering Orange County for the Los Angeles Times. She joined the newspaper in 2013 as a reporter for the Daily Pilot, a Times Community News publication. Fry most recently covered breaking news for The Times and was part of the team that was a 2020 Pulitzer finalist for its coverage of a boat fire that killed 34 people off the coast of Santa Barbara. She grew up in Orange County and got her start as an intern at the Orange County Register.
WorkBurning body found at Metro C Line station in Lynwood Vanessa Arredondo is a reporter and a member of the 2022-23 Los Angeles Times Fellowship class. She is a Chicana born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. Arredondo is a proud product of community college and has interned in various digital newsrooms across California, including CalMatters and NBCLA. Before joining The Times, she was a Hearst fellow at the San Francisco Chronicle. She is a fan of both the Dodgers and the Giants, which some may find strange.
WorkSouthern California can expect a heat wave over the next few days. How hot could it get?  Summer Lin is a reporter on the Fast Break Desk, the Los Angeles Times’ breaking news team. Before coming to The Times, she covered breaking news for the Mercury News and national politics and California courts for McClatchy’s publications, including the Sacramento Bee. An East Coast native, Lin moved to California after graduating from Boston College and Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. In her free time, she enjoys hikes, skiing and a good Brooklyn bagel.
WorkSan Fernando Valley woman to stand trial in deaths of her 3 children  Cari Spencer is a 2023 reporting intern on the Los Angeles Times Fast Break Desk. She is a recent graduate of USC, where she studied journalism and sociology. Spencer previously reported for Crosstown L.A., the 74 and LA School Report and is originally from the suburbs of Minneapolis, Minn.
WorkAfter release of officer photos, emails show LAPD union leaned on chief to act Libor Jany covers the Los Angeles Police Department. Before joining the Los Angeles Times in 2022, he covered public safety for the Star Tribune in Minneapolis. A St. Paul, Minn., native, Jany studied communications at Mississippi State University.
WorkCalifornia offers lifeline to 17 troubled hospitals The hospitals awarded the largest loans by the distressed hospital fund are Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside, with $33.2 million; Dameron Hospital Assn. in Stockton, with $29 million; Pioneers Memorial Healthcare District in Imperial County, with $28 million; and El Centro Regional Medical Center, with $28 million.
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