Guest speakers at Stillman College’s 23rd annual Black Executive Exchange Program (BEEP) Seminar included Terralance DeShon Thurman of Wellsfargo Bank, Kenneth Law and Chantal Smith of the Veterans Administration, Gregelyn C. Robertson and Michelle Bobo of Regions Bank, Eric McCalpine, Matt Feller and Gabby Medina of Cintas Corporation, and Brandon Johnson of AT&T. Stillman representatives included Dr. Linda Bradford, Dr. Carol Williams, Dr. Christopher Jeffries, and Dr. Kingsley Wokukwu.
BEEP’s mission is to expose students to professionals in their fields in order to share learning experiences across generations, cultivate new leaders, familiarize students with the demands and expectations of diverse industries, and inspire achievement through committed involvement and operational excellence. Attendees participated in a variety of informative sessions, including “Digitally Savvy Job Seeking,” “Ethical Behavior in the Workplace,” “Strategies for Successful Internships,” “Dress for Success,” and “Social Media Do’s and Don’ts.”
BEEP Liaison Dr. Carol Williams stated, “This seminar covered everything that students need to know in order to be successful in life and contribute to society. They addressed many critical issues, including job seeking, ethical behavior, internships, and appropriate attire for the workplace.”
