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Mary’s Place / YMCA Business Intelligence class

Join Suzanne Pak's Business Intelligence class at Mary’s Place YMCA, designed to empower women through hands-on activities and strategic planning. Participants explore critical questions for successful program development, such as identifying resources, target demographics, and maintaining engagement. The class emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and effective communication in brainstorming sessions. Attendees will gain practical skills, from job searching to crafting engaging presentations. Join us to create impactful programs that resonate with our community and foster personal growth!

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Mary’s Place / YMCA Business Intelligence class

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  1. Mary’s Place / YMCA Business Intelligence class Suzanne Pak. http://immersionforce.com

  2. Class. Identifying Objectives Ask Questions Visualize Discuss As A Group Brainstorm With a Team Member

  3. Imagine This Is The First Day of Your Internship • Tip: Save your work by holding down CTRL and pressing S (CTRL + S). Select Desktop. Change name file. Click “save.” • Tip: To undo something (mistake), hold down CTRL and press Z (CTRL + Z).

  4. What Are First Questions That Come to Mind • How long does the activity last? How long, how frequent… • What resources do we have to use? Weights, materials… • Who is it for? Age group, women with children… • How much space do we have to use? • Are there special needs or considerations for some of the women? • Is there incentive for people to participate?

  5. What Ideas Come To Your Mind? • Exercise, like Zumba • Job search • Crafts, like laminated ID holders • Self help, like meditation or relaxation • Motivational speaking and positive thinking • Weight loss health challenge, trying different exercises • Places we can go after class, like public library

  6. What Steps Would You Take? • Do research. How much does it cost? How many women are interested. Know where each person is right now, and where they want to get to. • Advertising to people, so that they sign up. • Demonstrate that you have a plan and that you have experience. • Create portfolio or presentation. Create a storyboard for visual effect. • How you would execute it. Timeline to launch.

  7. The First Version of the Plan

  8. Employment Search

  9. Imagine Starting A Job Search

  10. What Questions Would Employers Ask You?

  11. What Ideas Do You Have For Presenting Yourself Well?

  12. What Steps Would You Take?

  13. Class Participants • Marie Garza • FibinGhirmatzion • Debra Webb-Davis • Francoise Olson • Alyssa Arello • Carla Mosley

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