Nicki Sanders

Nicki Sanders, The Packaged For Success Coach, is an experienced coach, trainer, group facilitator, and program manager. She has packaged her Masters of Social Work degree and over 15 years of work experience into Packaged For Success, a training and professional development company. Nicki is passionate about organizational and career development. She is an Adjunct Professor who has an extensive experience in developing and managing internship programs.

There’s More To Baltimore – The City and the Situation

  There’s More To Baltimore – The City and the Situation Freddie Gray was ILLEGALLY arrested and MURDERED! My goal today is to bring you article with different perspectives than what has been shown on the majority of mainstream news channels.   Prosecutor charges 6 Baltimore officers in Gray’s death “Those Kids Were Set Up”

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Education Is Ongoing

  Education Is Ongoing Education doesn’t stop when you leave the classroom.  Remaining current on the skills, trends, and policies of your chosen profession is an important part of the career development process.  Today I am continuing to invest in myself and my professional development by attending the Maryland Career Development Association Conference “Tradition vs.

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Note To Self: No Excuses Today

Check out this video.  My strength-based perspective calls this ‪#‎ingenuity‬ ‪#‎resourcefulness‬ and ‪#‎collaboration‬. Note to Self: NO excuses today!       Nicki Sanders is an experienced trainer, group facilitator, and program manager. She has packaged her Masters of Social Work degree and over 15 years of work experience into Packaged For Success, a training

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5 Questions That Can Positively Impact Your College Experience

As tuition continues to rise, many people are questioning the value of a college education. According to census data analysis by Pew Research Center, high-school graduates, as a whole, were more likely to live in poverty and be dissatisfied with their jobs, if employed. Young adults with only a high school diploma earn 62% of

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