Dr. Nancy Dailey

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  awrt.org/conferences/2009/program-schedule.php?PHPSESSI - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/6/2009    Last Visited: 10/8/2009  

  Speaker: Dr. Nancy Dailey, Sociologist and Career Coach
  
  It's not easy to keep yourself motivated in an economic downturn. But it's imperative you do just that, and in addition, do the same for your colleagues. Whether you're the leader of your team or one of the valued members, creating a positive work environment benefits you, your associates, your clients or customers - and most of all your company. Accomplished sociologist turned career coach Nancy Dailey has helped hundreds of professionals turn over a new leaf, resulting in an upward career momentum.

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  Nancy Dailey, Sociologist and Career Coach
  
  It's not easy to keep yourself motivated in an economic downturn. But it's imperative you do just that, and in addition, do the same for your colleagues. Whether you're the leader of your team or one of the valued members, creating a positive work environment benefits you, your associates, your clients or customers - and most of all your company. Accomplished sociologist turned career coach Nancy Dailey has helped hundreds of professionals turn over a new leaf, resulting in an upward career momentum.

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  Nancy Dailey, Sociologist and Career CoachIt’s not easy to keep yourself motivated in an economic downturn. But it’s imperative you do just that, and in addition, do the same for your colleagues. Whether you’re the leader of your team or one of the valued members, creating a positive work environment benefits you, your associates, your clients or customers â€" and most of all your company. Accomplished sociologist turned career coach Nancy Dailey has helped hundreds of professionals turn over a new leaf, resulting in an upward career momentum.

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  www.smartmoney.com/retirement/now/index.cfm?story=golde - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/21/2007    Last Visited: 9/21/2007  

  "I basically say single women are going to be bag ladies, except their bags will be suitcases with wheels," says Nancy Dailey, a sociologist and author of "When Baby Boom Women Retire."(Dailey, by the way, considers herself a realist, not a pessimist, when it comes to this topic.)
  
  Minimizing living expenses while maximizing disposable income is the key to surviving a solo retirement, says Dailey.However, that's easier said than done when you're on a fixed income, used to living in a nice home, and perhaps not as healthy as you once were."It's amazing.They spend most of their senior life overcoming a lack of preparation and bad financial decisions," says Dailey.

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  2009 Women's Media Forum - Schedule - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/6/2009    Last Visited: 3/8/2009  

  Speaker: Dr. Nancy Dailey, Sociologist and Career Coach
  
  It's not easy to keep yourself motivated in an economic downturn. But it's imperative you do just that, and in addition, do the same for your colleagues. Whether you're the leader of your team or one of the valued members, creating a positive work environment benefits you, your associates, your clients or customers - and most of all your company. Accomplished sociologist turned career coach Nancy Dailey has helped hundreds of professionals turn over a new leaf, resulting in an upward career momentum.

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  Dailey & O'Brien, Inc. - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/30/2001    Last Visited: 6/15/2002  

  Dr. Nancy Dailey and Kelly O'Brien are long-time business partners.
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  As the firm's co-founders and principals, Nancy and Kelly execute the majority of deliverables for their clients, working with additional professionals and specialists as needed.
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  Nancy Dailey, Ph.D.
  
  As a sociologist, Nancy Dailey, Ph.D., watches people.With an unwavering eye toward the "systems" of relationships, people, and communication that drive organizational effectiveness, Nancy is an expert in working with executives and leaders at various stages of change, including growth, mergers, acquisitions, downsizing, and reengineering.
  
  Nancy brings considerable strategic and operations expertise to D&O from her many years as head of organizational development for Manor Care, Inc. and management development for a national trade association.Today, Nancy's work as consultant and speaker takes her throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia.Past and present clients include The Peace Corps, American Horse Shows Association, Marriott Corporation, Sudler & Hennessey and Landor Associates (subsidiaries of Young & Rubicam), The Arbitron Company, The Nature Conservancy, and National Institute for Standards & Technology.
  
  A thought leader beyond the world of work and organizations, Nancy is author of the award-winning book, When Baby Boom Women Retire (Greenwood 2000,1998), the first work to be solely dedicated to the study of retirement for Baby Boom women.Her book received a Choice 1998 Outstanding Academic Book of the Year Award from the Academic Librarians Association.
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  Nancy holds a Ph.D. in sociology from The American University and MBA from George Washington University and a BA from the University of Maryland.
  
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  Using her expertise in adult learning to communicate effectively on many educational and socioeconomic levels, Kelly is co-author, with Dr. Dailey, of The New Retirement Rules for Baby Boomers (Praeger, 2002).

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  February 5, 2009 | The Foundation of Coaching - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/5/2009    Last Visited: 11/1/2009  

  Accomplished sociologist turned career coach Nancy Dailey has helped hundreds of professionals turn over a new leaf, resulting in an upward career momentum.

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  Marriage and money: Ways to keep the peace - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/19/2004    Last Visited: 3/19/2004  

  "Women tend to be more methodical, more plotting," says Nancy Dailey, a Rixeyville, VA-based sociologist and author who monitors women's attitudes toward retirement and personal finance.

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  Medical Economics - Marriage and money: Ways to keep... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/19/2004    Last Visited: 12/4/2004  

  "Women tend to be more methodical, more plotting," says Nancy Dailey, a Rixeyville, VA-based sociologist and author who monitors women's attitudes toward retirement and personal finance.

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  Ms. Magazine Online - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/26/2005    Last Visited: 5/26/2005  

  In fact, sociologist Nancy Dailey, author of When Baby Boom Women Retire, estimates that only 20 percent of boomer women will be financially secure in retirement.

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