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Reinvention is the key to success in these volatile times–and Pamela Mitchell holds the key to reinvention!

As the go-to career reinvention expert for top media outlets including CNN, NPR, The Today Show and The New York Times, TRI Founder & CEO Pamela Mitchell’s knowledgeable, warm and practical advice is in demand. Author of The 10 Laws of Career Reinvention: Essential Survival Skills for Any Economy (a Harvard Business Review Top Shelf Recommended pick), she’s recognized as one of the country’s leading thought-leaders on the topic.

An experienced media personality who thinks on her feet, Ms. Mitchell offers the same honest, on-point and useful counsel to viewers and readers as she does to clients and students who are navigating the practical and emotional challenges of career reinvention.

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As Seen In

	The New York Times Creative Options for Young and Old February 11, 2013 “We must cease viewing the labor market as a zero-sum proposition where keeping 50- and 60-year-olds means locking 20-somethings out.”
	Katie Tips for Jumpstarting Your Career October 24, 2012 “The life you want to live is just outside your comfort zone!”
	Essence Magazine Career Makeover Series April – December 2012 “When you have to convince someone your background is what they need, you need time to pull your story together,’ says Mitchell. ‘It can take a few months to come up with the right pitch.”
	The New York Times “The Big Switch, One Step at a Time June 2011 “In order stay competitive, companies today have to be able to reinvent themselves,” says Pamela Mitchell, founder and CEO of The Reinvention Institute…. Reinvention isn’t a philosophy– it’s a form of business insurance.”
	Parade Magazine How to Write a Letter of Recommendation April 2011 “Pamela Mitchell, author of The 10 Laws of Career Reinvention, on how to compose a letter that will land someone a job.”
	Fortune Magazine The Queen of Reinvention February 2011 “The Queen of Reinvention”
	Success Magazine Reinventing a Business August 2010 “In order stay competitive, companies today have to be able to reinvent themselves,” says Pamela Mitchell, founder and CEO of The Reinvention Institute…. Reinvention isn’t a philosophy– it’s a form of business insurance.”
	Reader’s Digest How to Find Anything-A Way to Work for Yourself March, 2010 The easiest way to become an entrepreneur is to become a consultant… Pamela Mitchell, president of the Reinvention Institute in Miami, suggests offering your services free of charge to a nonprofit in order to build your resume and contacts.
	National Public Radio’s On Point with Tom Ashbrook Life After Layoffs Radio Program January 21, 2010 Featuring special guest Pamela Mitchell.
	The Dallas Morning News Business Book Reviews: The 10 Laws of Career Reinvention January 11, 2010 “Mitchell’s advice is spot on.”
	New York Post The Commitments: Your Career Resolutions for 2010 January 4, 2010 “Launch a career reinvention. Look at careers outside of your current one and try to create a path to that.”
	Harvard Business Review Recommended Top Shelf: Reinvention January – February 2010 “Pamela Mitchell, CEO of The Reinvention Insititute, expertly pairs personal stories of career 180s with practical advice for how you, too, can veer off course — and still be OK. She doesn’t promise it’ll be easy, but of all the useful tools she offers, her honesty is the best.”
	Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Special Report: How to Switch Careers January 2010 “The key to success in the 21st-century job market is to reinvent yourself’ says Pamela Mitchell, author of The 10 Laws of Career Reinvention.”
	Good Housekeeping Is it Time to Switch Careers? October 2009 “If you thought you’d stay in your current job until retirement, think again,’ says Pamela Mitchell, founder of The Reinvention Institute, a company that offers coaching and courses to those looking for new career paths.”
	Men’s Health You Inc. August 2009 “Be sure to talk to franchisees both in and outside your area. Those nearby may consider you competition and may not provide completely honest feedback,’ says Pamela Mitchell, CEO of the Reinvention Institute, a career transformation company based in Miami.”
	Psychologies Creating the Me I want to Be May 2009 “I firmly believe reinvention should be habitual, if we’re to keep our lives relevant to our personal evolution,’ says Pamela Mitchell of the US-based Reinvention Institute.”
	Businessweek.com Reinventing Careers July 2008 “Pamela Mitchell is an expert in the world of career change….”
	The Wall Street Journal Tap Existing Skills, Old Ties When Changing Your Career April 8, 2008 “A career reinvention takes an average of three to five years to complete, says Pamela Mitchell, founder and chief executive of the Reinvention Institute, a coaching and consulting firm in Miami.”
	The Today Show Starting a New Career That Gives Back> October 26, 2007 “TODAY anchor Meredith Vieira interviews TRI Founder & CEO Pamela Mitchell on how people can reinvent their career to give back.”
	MORE magazine Real-life Reinventions April 2008 “Although there are at least 1,300 career coaches nationwide — and countless books on career change — Mitchell is among a handful who are pioneering a new spin on the concept: lifestyle reinvention.’”
	Black Enterprise magazine The Rules of Reinvention January 2007 “Offered by (T)he…Reinvention Institute, led by CEO and Chief Vision Officer Pamela Mitchell, the Reinvention BootCamp:Career seminar helps individuals zone in on their career transformation.”