What’s Next? Turning Change into Possibility
Logann Todd '18, MBA '19
Presented on: Wednesday, April 15th 2026 at 12:00 PM EDT
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Career paths are rarely linear or predictable, especially in a rapidly shifting job market. This Binghamton Success Week webinar is designed to help you confidently embrace a career pivot and position yourself for what’s next. We’ll explore current labor market trends, how to identify and articulate transferable skills, and practical strategies for upskilling or reskilling to stay competitive. Explore possibilities in new industries, changes in your field, or your long-term career goals, as this session equips you with tools to move forward with clarity and confidence.
Learning outcomes:
- Understand key trends shaping today’s job market
- Identify and translate transferable skills across roles and industries
- Explore practical upskilling and reskilling strategies
- Gain confidence in developing a clear plan for navigating a career pivot
Logann Todd is a Certified Career Services Provider (CCSP), Certified MBTI Practitioner, Global Career Development Facilitator (GCDF), and a two-time graduate of Binghamton University. She has spent the last 10 years using creative strategies to support and promote various business operations for universities and companies. She works remotely from Ann Arbor, Mich., for United States University as director for career services and alumni engagement, providing resources and support virtually to students and recent graduates. Todd is also the owner of Career Confectionery Consulting, where she provides career coaching to recent graduates and young professionals. She is the president-elect for the Michigan Career Development Association, a member of the NCDA International Student Services Committee, co-chair of the NCDA AI Taskforce, and a recipient of the 2025 NCDA Presidential Recognition Award.
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