We had an incredible time launching our CDI Superheroes, enjoying three full days of programming along with our themed dinner banquet, live reception entertainment, and optional Riverwalk tour!

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How Your Internet Presence Can Make or Break Your Career with Don Straits, Corporate Warriors

Résumé Workshop: Attack Methodology, Branding & Style! with Louise Kursmark, Best Impressions Career Services Inc.; Deb James, Leading-Edge Resume & Career Services; and Martin Weitzman, Gilbert Resumes

WorkGiant: Opportunities for Career Professionals with Scott Turner

Creating Charts for Resumes with Joelle Silva, Corporate Warriors

Empowering and Leading Clients with Heather Lynn Bradford, R.L. Stevens & Associates

Getting What You Want: Networking Games with Laura DeCarlo, Career Directors International and A Competitive Edge Career Service, LLC

BREAKOUT SESSIONS AFTERNOON 1:

Option One - Entrepreneur: How to Work Less and Make More by Leveraging Your Resources with Don Straits, Corporate Warriors

Option Two - Careers: Federal Resume Fundamentals: KSA's the Right Way with Cory Edwards, Partnering for Success

BREAKOUT SESSIONS AFTERNOON 2:

Option One - Entrepreneur: How Business Plans Can Dramatically Increase Your Income with Grant Cooper, CareerPro of New Orleans

Option Two - Careers: Key Strategies for Working with College Students with Sharon Pierce-Williams, The Resume.Doc / JobRockit.com

Hidden Gems for the Career Professional with Dr. Janet Wall

The Top 40 Job Search Strategies: Beginning and Advanced Techniques for Professionals with Heather Wieshlow, Turning Point Coaching and Consulting

What's New with Career Industry Mega Trends with Nona Pratz, Types Write, Laura Labovich, A & E Consulting, LLC; Judy Ware, Resumes for Careers; and Laura DeCarlo, CDI / ACECS, LLC

Online Identity Management for Career Success with Susan Guarneri, Career Assessment Goddess

Lunch with Table Topics

More than 130 years of refinements have created a masterpiece of traditional elegance and atmosphere at the Menger. The hotel now boasts five stories, 316 rooms, and unparalleled amenities. Guests not only get to experience the history and charm of a national landmark, but also to enjoy the comfort of a high-class hotel. Although much of the architecture, history, appointments, and artifacts found at the Menger Hotel certainly qualify as museum-quality, it remains a public hotel - as it has been since 23 years after the fall of the Alamo.

The Famous Menger Bar is a reproduction of the House of Lords Pub in London.

Only $139.00 a night. For worldwide reservations call: 800-345-9285 / 210-223-4361 and be sure to mention Career Directors International to receive the conference rate. Visit the hotel at www.historicmenger.com.

San Antonio captures the spirit of Texas. Now the eighth largest city in the United States, the city has retained its sense of history and tradition, while carefully blending in cosmopolitan progress. The city has always been a crossroads and a meeting place. Sounds and flavors of Native Americans, Old Mexico, Germans, the Wild West, African-Americans and the Deep South mingle and merge. Close to twenty million visitors a year delight in the discovery of San Antonio's charms.

Amidst the daily hubbub of the busy metropolitan downtown, sequestered 20 feet below street level, lies one of San Antonio's jewels - the Paseo del Rio. Better known as the "River Walk,"these cobblestone and flagstone paths border both sides of the San Antonio River as it winds its way through the middle of the business district. The River Walk has multiple personalities - quiet and park-like in some stretches, while other areas are full of activity with European-style sidewalk cafes, specialty boutiques, nightclubs and gleaming high-rise hotels.

For more information on San Antonio, visit:

http://www.sanantoniocvb.com

http://HeartofSanAntonio.com

The Texas weather in October couldn't be more beautiful with a high of 81.1 and a low of 59.2 degrees; perfect for a stroll along the Riverwalk.

Our 2007 program is finalized. We are not accepting further proposals.