Coaching, Mentoring, Networking and Job Leads
The Gray Hair Management® corporate mission is to help professionals get jobs. All of our activities are focused on this mission, whether it is to help organizations and recruiters find qualified candidates, provide our members with networking events and job leads, or to help individuals secure their next position with our exclusive Pathways Through Transitionsm Coaching program.
Finding a job in a bad job market. - Blog Talk Radio
This segment is a prerecorded interview with Scott Kane; Managing Director of Gray Hair Management. Scott discusses the importance of networking, and what unemployed workers should expect to face in this market. This interview will be especially helpful to people who have not had to look for a job in many years and who never expected to be out of work.
Senior manager or executive earning MORE THAN $75,000 per year
Testimonials
I think Gray Hair Management is a terrific web site and program. I was just starting to take advantage of your networking meetings when this opportunity came along. I feel very fortunate to be employed again and I am willing to help any current GHM members that I can.
Curt H.
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- "Winning The Job Race" on the Steve Cochran Show
Jack Heyden and Scott Kane are executives with over 60 years of combined experience who, in early 2000, were out of work, did not know each other and who were forced to reinvent themselves to survive in the 21st Century workforce. 