The Concept of Influence: Key Three Round Table

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Description

In her keynote address during Summer of Accelerate, NetVU’s annual conference pivoted to a virtual format, NetVU Chairman of the Board Jessica Jeffress spoke about the concept of influence and challenged NetVU members to pick three things you can do to make an impact at work – your “key three.”

Join NetVU Chairman Jessica Jeffress and your fellow NetVU members for a round table designed to help you reinvigorate your key three goals and stay on track.

We will:

Share resources to help you achieve your goals.

Connect you to your peer network of NetVU members for knowledge-sharing and support.

Provide an open forum for dialogue surrounding career advancement, leadership training (for yourself or your team), and business solutions.

Webcams are encouraged for this collaborative session. Attendees will join with the ability to unmute to share freely and participate in group chat. Bring questions and knowledge to share.

Contributors

Jessica Jeffress

Jessica Jeffress is the Associate Vice President of Business Insurance & Employee Benefits at Peel & Holland in Western Kentucky. She works with the agency’s commercial and benefits teams to streamline processes, increase efficiencies, and to grow and develop each individual team member. Jessica loves digging in to processes and workflows and identifying ways to improve them and to positively impact the service delivered to clients and the job satisfaction of her team members. She also serves on the agency’s leadership team, which develops the firm’s short- and long-term strategies.

Jessica served in the Chapter leadership for the ImageRight NetVU Chapter for eight years, and spent three years on NetVU’s Chapter Committee, serving as Chair of the Committee for one term. She serves as Chairman of NetVU’s Executive Board of Directors, and is a member of the IVANS Advisory Board. Jessica is a 2008 graduate of Murray State University with a bachelor of science degree in journalism, and a 2012 graduate of Murray State with a masters in business administration. She and her husband David, daughter Sagan, and son Nolan live in Murray, KY, where they are building a farm house, and can be found on the soccer field most days.