NFBPA MIT - Members in Transition Program

NFBPA MIT - Members in Transition Program

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MIT PROGRAM MISSION:
Successfully provide structured career transition resources to support members during a period of adversity, challenge, and and/or change.

Successfully deliver proactive value to NFBPA members by providing structured career transition resources to support members during a period of adversity, challenge, and change. MIT PROGRAM OBJECTIVE:
Effectively and expeditiously assist registered members in the MIT Program when faced with a voluntary or involuntary career change that leaves the member in a “transition” status. MIT PROGRAM AMBAS

10/12/2024

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Visit and share the exciting updates to NFBPA's Members In NFBPA MIT - Members in Transition Program page on NFBPA's website ........https://www.nfbpa.org/programs/membersintransition

Also note a recent article published by ICMA written by one of NFBPA's current MITs.

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