‘How to Advocate for Your Ideas, Your Business, and Your Bank Account’

On April 5 at 9 a.m., join the WSU Alumni Association online for “How to Advocate for Your Ideas, Your Business, and Your Bank Account.”

You are your own advocate, and your “jury” is anyone you want to persuade or influence. It could be your clients, team, shareholders, or board. Author and award-winning trial attorney, Heather Hansen, has combined her twenty years of experience, training, and time as a television anchor to develop the five core competencies of an advocate. In this engaging webinar, Heather will share the 5 C’s of advocacy and how you can use them to advocate for what you want and get it.

Register to attend on our Cougar Learning Consortium website.

Questions? Contact Amber Mendenhall at amber.mendenhall@wsu.edu.

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