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March 2021 marks one year since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down much of the things we love to do. At this point, we may be wondering when the pandemic will end and how we can stay positive through these new challenges.
Join us on March 12 for an inspirational program that everyone can relate to – Find Your Patch of Blue: Staying Positive in Hard Times. Guest speaker Linda Dulye, the founder of the DLE and Dulye & Co. organizational consultancy, will recap her career path, openly sharing significant setbacks personally and professionally, and how she overcame them to stay positive and productive.
From witnessing, as a child, the devastating fire that destroyed her parents’ business to losing her job twice by her early thirties to picking up after burglars struck her business in its first year, Linda reveals how she revived her confidence and courage to move forward.
This interactive discussion will be guided by a Journey Line tool, which will be made available to participants to track their own stories and find their patches of blue. True to the Breakfast Club format, breakout sessions will be featured for swapping experiences and making new connections.
This one-hour program begins at 7:00 am ET, and advance registration is required.
Register here. There is no charge to attend, thanks to the sustained sponsorship of Dulye & Co. consultancy.
About Linda Dulye
Linda Dulye is the founder and president of Dulye & Co., a leader in workplace engagement practices that helps companies and their employees go spectator free. Since 1998, Dulye & Co. has partnered with numerous well-known organizations to help them engage their workforces through innovative and interactive communication and collaboration practices.
Prior to starting her company, Linda held leadership positions in corporate communications and change management for General Electric, Duracell, Allied Signal, Grey Advertising and Public Service Electric and Gas. She has been a columnist for Fox News Business and featured in major media, including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Industry Week.
In 2008, Linda established the Dulye Leadership Experience (DLE) to produce learning programs and networking opportunities for professionals nationwide—available at no charge through Linda’s underwriting.
Linda earned degrees from Syracuse University (B.A.) and Drew University (M.A.). Her community involvement has been extensive—volunteering as a hospital pastoral minister, an elementary school tutor, a greeter at the world-renowned Tanglewood Music Center and a leader in the Berkshire’s African Catholic community.
She is active with Berkshire Business & Professional Women, serving as a co-founder of its Mentorship Program, instructs emerging entrepreneurs in EforAll in the Berkshires and serves on the Board of the Pittsfield Economic Revitalization Corporation. Her steadfast support of civic, community and business vitality has earned her the prestigious Berkshire 25 Award for creating impact.
Linda and her husband Roger have three grown children and enjoy lake living in the Berkshires with their rescued animal and bird companions. Committed to being fit, she rows, swims, cycles, spins and kayaks.
