Abstract:
Do you feel disappointed that a promotion you have been chasing for many years is still far from sight? Do you feel defeated when you see people around you get promoted one by one, but you don’t? What makes one person get promoted while another does not?
Getting promoted requires strategies, a roadmap, and persistence. Join Hope Yin as she shares her career journey and actionable promotion strategies designed to propel you to leap into your next promotion—full STEAM ahead.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the key factors that contribute to successful promotions
- Develop and implement a S.T.E.A.M. strategy tailored to leaders
- Shift your mindset to become the CEO of your own career
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About the Speaker
Hope Yanling Yin
Founder & Owner, Blueprint Coaching | Executive Coach & Keynote Speaker
Hope Yin is an award-winning Technology Executive turned entrepreneur, as well as an award-winning Executive Coach and Speaker. She partners with global companies and executives to help leaders level up their influence. As a sought-after speaker, Hope has inspired over 10,000 individuals, including appearances at several of the world’s largest conferences. Her mission is to support leaders to elevate their power, expand their potential, and amplify their legacy.
As an ICF PCC-certified Executive Coach and the Founder & Owner of Blueprint Coaching, Hope works with senior leaders to build high-performing teams, fine-tune powerful brands, and become strategic influencers within their organizations. With a proven track record at two Fortune 200 companies, Hope’s journey from immigrant to established tech executive provides her with unique insights and strategies for supporting others. Throughout her career, she led enterprise Cloud transformation initiatives, a global workforce technology portfolio, and an ATM technology portfolio—work that earned her employer multiple industry awards. Hope holds three M.S. degrees in Engineering.