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Today's Career Talk Show. Please enjoy Today's Sunday Career Talk Show.  Speaker : Adam Leipzig

Join us   July 27 – August 14, 2015  for our Summer Institute in Management and Business Administration! This program is our flagship summer program aimed at providing participants with specialized knowledge in business management and entrepreneurship. It is directed towards those who are new to their management positions as entrepreneurs and those who are in the process of getting promoted to new managerial and leadership positions in their organizations with no prior formal management or business education. The program provides business acumen and knowledge in a few major areas in business management with a great mix of talented students and experienced faculty. In addition to our local students from the US, our programs attract students from all over the world.

BY :OLA OLAOYE (PRINCELAOYE) This article was first published Pre General Election and  since today is Democracy day, we need to re post it for the seek of those that didn't see the initial post. Enjoy!!!!!!! The year 2015 will unarguably go down in history as one of the most memorable years to Nigeria as a nation, more so as one in participatory democracy. Only a few will deny the fact that since 1960, we have never had a very keenly contested presidential election which could lead to the 1 st ever incumbent loss and probably eventual transfer of power as it is now. Nigerians now have a date with history, come March 28 th 2015. This was after the country’s National Electoral body; INEC postponed the 2015 general elections of Feb 14 th & 28 th to March 28 th & April 11 th .

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                          By Alex Luketa John. Virginia International University students and alumni are passionate about business, technology, innovation, and bringing change to their communities. One of our most passionate alumni is Alex John Luketa from Tanzania, whose passion is connecting African students with education opportunities in the US at VIU. Having graduated with an MBA in International Business Management, one of Alex’s most important lessons learned during his time at VIU was “you will not win if you don’t try.” This principle was true for Alex throughout his career – first, when he applied to VIU and was accepted, and then when, in an effort to improve his business and communication skills, he applied for an on-campus position.  When Alex applied for a VIU scholarship, he succeeded! “I realized that at VIU everything is possible; it is possible to meet diverse students, experienced professors, and gain global connections,” said Alex of his success.

By Kupoluyi Ayomikun                                                           From when we were little we'd been asked, 'What will you like to become when you grow up?'. In Higher Institution we ask ourselves, 'Where do you see yourself in 5,10 years?' Lofty goals, dreams, aspirations, goals, everyone have them, but how many people pursue   these outside school? How many achieve them, or at least few of them? Look around you, you'd probably see many people that are merely surviving; dreams forgotten, no time to plan, to hope, and to dream. So how do you ensure that your life doesn't end up in a dull routine?  You must learn how to RECOGNIZE YOUR OPPORTUNITIES.

Sunday Career Talk Show. Kindly enjoy Today's Sunday Career Talk Show.  Speaker: Larry Smith. Throughout his three-decade career here at the University of Waterloo, Larry Smith has inspired legions of students to take up the mantle of economics with his passionate and homespun tales of economic wizardry. A renowned story-teller, teacher and youth leadership champion, Larry has also coached and mentored countless numbers of students on start-up business management and career development strategies.

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I think we all have a reason to be thankful and today been Friday is one we have to look up to with smiles on our faces. Enjoy TGIF @ Peak Pathway Magazine ( My Career Magazine) with SIMILE . Have a wonderful weekend. Like us on www.facebook.com/peakpathwaymagazine Reference : Flingernose in conjunction with Peak pathway Magazine.

      By: Kolade Kehinde Adeleye (Don Akkot) A key thing I have learned in my career and my own work experience: "Bad Marketing Managers tell Marketers what to do, Good Marketing Managers explain why they need to do it, but Great Marketing Managers involve them in decision making and improvement." There might be more to Marketing Management,  but I think that is a pretty good start to "Learn Marketing" or the Total Marketing system, encourage Marketing Leaders to live in that "Good to Great" range (with apologies to Marketing guru).

 By Babatunde Fajimi     Are you a young professional? Do you know that your self-concept evolves over the life cycle of your career development? Your answers to these two questions will determine how well adjusted you are, and fulfilled you will become in your career. We live in a capitalist economy where everyone fends for oneself. The world of work attracts the best and cares about you only when you are productive and profitable to the organization. The best is considered the most confident, effective and result-oriented professional.

Sunday Seminar  Scott Dinsmore's mission is to change the world by helping people find what excites them and build a career around the work only they are capable of doing. He is a career change strategist whose demoralizing experience at a Fortune 500 job launched his quest to understand why 80% of adults hate the work they do, and more importantly, to identify what the other 20% were doing differently. His research led to experiences with thousands of employees and entrepreneurs from 158 countries. 

We all have a reason to be thankful and today been Friday is one we have to look up to with smiles on our faces. Everybody wants an I-phone, I-Pad, I-Mac or I-Scream.... Which do you want?  let me let you read it by yourself. Have a wonderful weekend Enjoy TGIF @ Peak Pathway Magazine ( My Career Magazine). Facebook: Like www.facebook.com/peakpathwaymagazine

By : Michael Igele ACT 1 SCENE 1 John, a final year student of University of Benin has been preparing for a seminar presentation. He has wondered how to overcome stage fright. The topic is very familiar to him and he believes he can do well but for stage fright. ACT 1 SCENE 1 Enter John :    Good morning sir! Pharmacist : Good morning young man, how can I help you? John :        Please sir, I am presenting a seminar this afternoon, do you have any drug that can suppress stage fright? Pharmacist : There are no such drugs except hard drugs which I do not sell, but strictly on prescription by the Doctor. You mean you don’t know what to do to overcome stage frights? So you just go to school without anything in your head. All you do is to read all the way but still leave empty space in your brain. When I was in school, I knew what to do. What everybody does including your professors and doctors before going for lectures. John :                     (covered by curiosit

By : Kehinde Odofin Mr. John Brown is strongly considering opening a bank account, but the disturbing story of how the banking public has lost huge sums of money to fraud and how a single individual can operate different accounts without being detected has kept him dissuaded. The reason why Mr. John was discouraged was obvious. “How can one get himself in a banking system that does not have trust in itself let alone the trust of the banking public whose identity are being stolen on regular basis?”  This is the question agitating the mind of Mr. John. He is confused and dispirited. But there seems to be hope for him and millions of other Nigerians who are in the same dilemma. The hope lies in a new technology that runs on Biometric data. The Central Bank of Nigeria in collaboration with all the banks in Nigeria has introduced Bank Verification Number (BVN) as a unique identification number for bank customers. The BVN gives each bank customer a unique identity across the

By:  Adeolu S. Kolawole  Imagine you have a race to run. The track stretches out before you. You do a little jogging to warm up. You are ready. You go down on one knee…on your marks…get set…go! You run, you run really hard. Half an hour later, you realize that the finish line still seems far off. So you run a little harder. An hour later, you realize that the finish line must be playing tricks on you. It does not seem to be getting closer. You look down and notice to your annoyance that you are only one step away from the starting line despite the fact that you’re giving the race your entire energy.

Publisher Note!                           The editorial of the maiden edition of this magazine highlighted the few attributes that need to be well understood in getting to very top. These are adoption of positive attitude, researching which is achievable through deep and wide reading in your chosen field, being prepared for potential opportunity, and finally the concept of being focused. The power of focus will be considered solely in this editorial. It is very essential and cannot be over-emphasized in one’s journey of success. In order to better inculcate this attribute, the following will be needed:

By Odofin Peter.                                   Its very obvious that everybody is desirous of the top. Irrespective of your station in life, there is always a room at the top.In your academic pursuit, your chosen career, your endeavour, your family and every aspect of your life, you will agree with me that your ultimate aim is the very top. You therefore need to be on top of every challenge that comes enroute the top. Unfortunately, many people do not understand the nitty-gritty of getting to the top while others are yet to understand that there are always prices to pay before you can be at the peak of your career.

A dream has come to stay and the dream for Peak Pathway magazine conceptualized.  The Peak Pathway online Magazine was conceptualized by the need to inform people generally and the corporate members specifically of the few steps, actions, and notions to achieve success in their chosen fields. It is fired up by the very desire and inspiration of mind to bring different experts opinions to bear. The   Vision : is to be the world’s most respected African career platform.

Peak Pathway had a sit down with Nollywood veteran actor Prince Jide Kosoko and we had an interesting interview. The Nollywood veteran had alot to say but one thing that kept on ringing as a lesson to future actors and actress is "A trained professional producer will not ask you out before giving you roles to play". ·          PPM: Can we meet you sir? JK: My name remains unchanged Prince Jide Kosoko ·          PPM: Please tell us how and when you started your acting career? JK: I started around 1964 at the age of ten when I was still in primary school. ·          PPM: What was the first movie you did and tell us the year? JK: The first movie I featured in was more of a documentary done within an American setting in the year 1969. ·          PPM: What could be the cause of the high divorce rate in the entertainment industry? JK: Divorce is something that happens on a daily basis in any community. You see, several numbers of people are divorcin