All,

Please join us at the next meeting of the Bergen FENG Chapter which will be held on November 6, 2025 at 6:30pm via Zoom. Our speaker for the evening will be Marty Latman. Marty will discuss “Networking During the Holidays”.

It’s that time of year again. There is a widespread misconception that the holiday season, from Thanksgiving through the first weeks into the New Year, is the worst time of the year to be active in a job search.  According to this view, most senior managers who hire have their minds on other things like a Holiday vacation or other holiday activities with their families.  Though these issues do affect some hiring managers, they do not influence the majority of senior executives. 

Marty Latman discusses why this time of year is the best time of the year to job hunt and provides you with examples to help you improve your networking techniques.  Marty Latman is called by many people the “Best Networker” they know. He is a “People Helper and Match Maker”. As Managing Partner of Latman Advisory Services LLC, he provides business consulting services to help organizations achieve their business goals and improve their profitability. Marty also provides mentoring and career coaching services to professionals. He teaches, trains, advises and supports professionals in many industries and at all levels in the techniques they need to elevate their careers to a higher level.

Over 1,850 professionals have said that through his help, they landed the position they desired. Marty takes a collaborative approach as he works closely with his clients to meet their unique needs and goals. Marty is a CPA and has spoken at many local and international professional organization conferences. He is also Co-Chairman of the Financial Executive Networking Group (FENG) and their resident coaching expert. 

Please sign up for this meeting on the Bergen County Chapter page at www.TheFENG.org no later than noon on November 5, 2025 as we expect a large attendance at this very important and interesting topic.

I look for to seeing you at the meeting.

Marty Latman

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