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BROWNING ASSOCIATES - Do not hesitate!

    Do not hesitate! 
As a college professor who teaches Career Development and Success Training, I cannot recommend Browning Associates highly enough. Here’s why. When a new President took over at the University where my husband was a longtime executive, and I was a professor, we were shocked to find we had both lost our jobs.
Because of my experience in career education I realized what we needed was top notch executive level help in marketing ourselves. We were grieving from having invested everything then being let go. We were in too much pain and too close to fire to be objective and strategic. We needed to be coached! 
I contacted John Seraichyk Founder/President the CEO of BROWNING ASSOCIATES . His response was immediate, compassionate and positive. He got our pain and frustration and explained why there was a reason to hope and had the evidence and experience to back up his words.  He quickly connected us to our own personal support team including our executive career coach Bob Jones and two other excellent marketing executives. They created a compelling resume and executive summary. He provided a networking expert as well.  It was as though a higher power had taken our hands in his and said, I am going to walk you through this most difficult time in your life, and you’re going to make it out successfully.
The team worked tirelessly to help us find not just any job but the perfect fit. They worked with us to develop a strategy and remarket ourselves to get past the electronic sensors and gatekeepers when applying online and when using LinkedIn. We could understand how to create a profile that recruiters could easily find. The executive summary and resume they created for my husband, a marketing executive garnered so much attention. Everyone on our team worked hard helping us create possibilities to reinvent what we could do and how we could do it. They were relentless in their consistent support and positivity. They gave us a plan and showed us how to work that plan, and that plan was effective.
The brightest star for us was developing a relationship with Bob Jones, our personal coach. He is called the “chaplain” of BROWNING ASSOCIATES and for good reason. His heart and character were so patient and kind, his expertise was vast. We were being led through this minefield of job searching protected by this angel of a human being. He stood for us. prayed for us, listened to us and empowered us. He would not let us fail. When we found the employment situation that was right, he continued to guide us through the legal and contractual process to ensure we were able to get the financial support we needed.
What could have been the most horrific experience of our working lives turned into an experience of hope and joy, transformation and success?  Through this experience, I learned so much I will bring into my classroom to teach my students about to be successful in their career search. 
If you have any hesitation to call Browning Associates, I really urge you, don’t wait.  Whatever you have been though they can help. We will forever be grateful for this incredible organization and their investment in us. The hope and guidance they provided was priceless.  All business should be run like this. I recommended them wholeheartedly.

THANKS, BROWNING ASSOCIATES 


Sincerely,
Prof. Betsy Orman
Milford, Connecticut

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