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One of the main ways FGPM brings value to our first generation members is by acting as a resource for common questions and experiences. We invite you to explore our library of short articles - written by the FGPM Board of Directors or Milwaukee’s community leaders, links to our partner organizations, and ways to get involved with the FGPM mission.

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Leading with Talent: An Interview with Liz Grams, SHRM-CP
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Leading with Talent: An Interview with Liz Grams, SHRM-CP

Liz Grams knows a thing or two about employee attraction and retention in Milwaukee. Beginning her career at Marcus Hotels and Resorts in talent acquisition, Liz Grams has been at the center of full lifecycle recruiting for over 10 years. Now at Baker Tilly US, a leading international advisory CPA firm, Liz shares her best practices for young professionals to excel in their careers.

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5  Tips for a Polished and Professional Resume
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5  Tips for a Polished and Professional Resume

Your resume is a valuable opportunity to give a strong first impression to a prospective employer. Whether you are adding to an existing resume, maintaining your existing resume, or completely tailoring for a new opportunity, the below tips can help you put your best foot forward.

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Time Management | How to balance priorities and productivity
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Time Management | How to balance priorities and productivity

Upon first entering a professional setting, you may have to juggle multiple tasks and projects at a new standard or pace, so a bit of overwhelm is understandable. Fortunately, there are many tactics and tools that can assist in the development of your time management skills, from prioritization methods to workspace improvements.

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Attire: How To Follow Dress Code Without Sacrificing Personal Style
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Attire: How To Follow Dress Code Without Sacrificing Personal Style

In this article, we define some common workplace attire categories and provide ideas on how you can observe them, while not sacrificing your personal style. Keep in mind that dress codes are often set based on your office environment, industry, and public visibility in your role, with this article written under the assumption that you are stepping into a more traditional (read: conservative) workplace.

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Are you interested in furthering the FGPM mission? We would love to have you. See below for three easy ways to help us uplift the next generation of young professionals in Milwaukee.

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Join the Mentorship conversation

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In an effort to make FGPM as accessible to young professionals as possible, we have decided to forego membership dues for both general membership and participation in the Mentorship Program. For this reason, we are seeking public support through donations to continue to further our mission. FGPM is a 501(3)(c) non-profit organization and all donations are tax-deductible.

If you would like to get involved through sponsorship or in-kind donation, please email president@fgpm.org.

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Providing value to every member

  • Gain career insights from cross-generational mentorships with industry professionals

  • Leverage resources to answer common questions, develop your resume, or practice corporate communication skills

  • Network with other Milwaukee young professionals and mentors, including through our strategic partner organizations