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Today's Economy & You: Financial Wellness Seminars presented by CIGNA
Is all the bad news and speculation about the economy leaving you feeling stressed out and helpless? Are you looking for appropriate ways to respond? Then it's time to learn more about what you can control, and how you can better manage your personal finances as well as preserve your emotional well-being and that of your family during this difficult time. CIGNA is offering a series of recorded financial wellness seminars to employees at your company, plus anyone in their household, to help them achieve or maintain financial wellness, personal balance, and peace of mind. These recorded seminars are available at no cost, 24 hours a day, throughout the year.
Institute for Emerging Issues offering regional community forums in July
The Institute for Emerging Issues (IEI) is pleased to be partnering with UNC-TV in its convening of Community Forums in the Triad and Fort Bragg regions in July. The partnership will merge the efforts of IEI's program of work on Growth and Infrastructure and PBS's initiative on America's aging infrastructure called “ Blueprint America : Road to the Future.”
Local
Elected Leaders Academy
Strategic leadership education for municipal and county elected
officials. The School of Government, in partnership with the League and the
N.C. Association of County Commissioners, announce the Local Elected Leaders
Academy. Through this new educational program, municipal and county elected
officials will gain the knowledge and skills they need to lead and govern
their communities in the 21st century.
N.C.
Black Elected Municipal Officials Summer Conference
"Building Community Capacities in 2009-2010" at the Hawthorne Inn and Conference
Center, Winston-Salem, August 7-9, 2009.
Safety Catch offers 14 training courses, each lasting from 30 minutes to two hours. These courses are available to employees of those towns or groups that are members of the W/C or P&L programs. The topics are user-friendly, easy to navigate and no additional computer training is required. (Users must have access to a computer with Windows 95 or higher operating system, among other conditions.) In addition, training coordinators can easily track courses completed by their staff.
