News
Jessica Safran Speaks at Business
Volunteers for the Arts (BVA) Volunteer Orientation
Saturday, March 25th, 2006
Jessica Safran, Executive Coach and Founder of VitalSignage,
speaks to a group of new Business Volunteers for the Arts.
In the first session she and New York City Opera client and
collaborator Eric Hagmueller, Director of Retail Sales and
Volunteer Services, present a case study of a successful engagement
with City Opera. In the second session, she discusses the
role of a BVA Management Consultant. BVA creates successful
collaborations between business professionals and non-profit
arts organizations through a wide range of consulting projects.
To find out more about the BVA program click
here.
VitalSignage Delivers
New Workshop for New York City Opera Volunteer Staff
Monday, November 28th, 2005 and Saturday,
February 11th, 2006
VitalSignage partners with the New York City Opera to deliver
a new customized communications workshop for New York City
Opera Information Services Volunteers who provide a breadth
and depth of information for New York City Opera customers
on performances, cast, educational programs, membership benefits,
subscriptions, and more. The goals of the workshop are to:
- Support volunteers in the service that they provide.
- Promote communication between the New York City Opera
and volunteers.
- Build community among the volunteers.
To find out more about the BVA program click
here.
Alpha
Mom TV Shoot
Friday August 12th, 2005
Jessica Safran of VitalSignage Coaching & Consulting is
one of 3 new mothers/caregivers in TV shoot for Alpha
Mom TV on a show about Baby First Aid and Emergency Care.
This segment is a talk show format, with an emergency medical
specialist as the host and the moms/caregivers as guests who
ask questions on various topics. Segment is currently in editing.
Alpha Mom TV is a video on demand channel that is available
through Comcast.
Jessica
Safran Speaks at Business Volunteers for the Arts (BVA) Volunteer
Orientation
Saturday, February 26th, 2005
Jessica Safran speaks to a group of new Business Volunteers
for the Arts about the role of a BVA Management Consultant.
BVA creates successful collaborations between business professionals
and non-profit arts organizations through a wide range of
consulting projects. To find out more about the BVA program
click
here.
See VitalSignage on
TV!
Wednesday, February 23, 2005 at 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. ET/PT
Saturday, February 27 at 4 p.m. ET/PT.
Jessica Safran, Executive Coach and Founder of VitalSignage,
is featured as the Life Coach for Classic Rock DJ Zach Martin
who is profiled on the Discovery Health Channel National Body
Challenge TV Series. Tune in to see the episode on the Discovery
Health Channel
VitalSignage Delivers
New Workshop for New York City Opera Volunteer Staff
Saturday, March 27, 2004
VitalSignage partners with the New York City Opera to design
and deliver a new customized communications workshop for New
York City Opera Volunteer Backstage Tour Guides. The goals
of the workshop are to:
- Support volunteers in the service that they provide.
- Promote communication between the New York City Opera
and volunteers.
- Build community among the volunteers.
To find out more about the BVA program click
here.
VitalSignage on Executive Coaching Panel
Thursday, November 20, 2003
VitalSignage Founder Jessica Safran is a panelist for: Executive
Coaching – The State of the Art, Training Programs,
Qualifications and the Credentialing Question – An Interactive
Panel Session. The event is sponsored by the New York Chapter
of the Association
of Career Professionals and takes place at Right Management
Consultants at 330 Madison Ave. As a graduate of Corporate
Coach University, Jessica represents the training program
as an alumna discussing the program and the state of the executive
coaching profession in general.
Jessica Safran profiled
on The Early Show on CBS
Wednesday, December 13th, 2000
In collaboration with women.com, The Early Show on CBS presents
a series on stress in various contexts. For the topic of “Relationship
Stress” Jessica Safran and her husband Andreas Lachnit
are profiled as a couple dealing with the stress of work/life
imbalance. The key question: How can they find time to nurture
their relationship as well as her new business and his Ph.D.
work?
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