Tom Grogan

Phone 207-262-7843
Email thomas.grogan@maine.edu

Workforce Specialist
Tom provides workforce and asset development training and coaching to individuals in work/life transition. His background includes various roles—advocate, program coordinator, community organizer, and teacher–supporting young and adult learners. Prior to joining NVME, Tom was associate professor and program director of the Human Services Program for Lakes Region Community College in Laconia, New Hampshire. Tom earned a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership and Management from Springfield College and a master’s of Divinity degree from Bangor Theological Seminary. Tom was awarded the statewide Outstanding Community Dedication Award from Maine Association of Interdependent Neighborhoods (M.A.I.N.) in 2014. He enjoys photography.

Categories: Build Your Career, Manage Your Money

Classes from this instructor

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  • Resume Strategies (Online)

    Online ME, United States

    Need to write or update your resume? In this one-hour interactive workshop, you will learn how to create an effective resume that highlights your skills and experience from our professional staff.

  • Interview Strategies (Online)

    Online ME, United States

    Join this one-hour workshop and prepare to interview with confidence. Our professional staff will guide you in exploring different types of interviews, tips for answering difficult questions, and what steps to take after the interview.

  • My Money Works (Online)

    My Money Works (Online)
    Online ME, United States

    This interactive five-session class with our professional staff will help you gain the skills and confidence you need to stretch your money, pay your bills, reduce debt, save, plan for retirement, and set personal financial goals to achieve greater financial stability.

  • Making Career Choices (Online)

    Online ME, United States

    Ready for a career change but don’t know where to start? This one-hour workshop will point you in the right direction. Our professional staff will cover what to consider when making a career choice and the resources available to help you succeed.

  • My Next Career Move (Online)

    My Next Career Move (Online)
    Online ME, United States

    In four weekly Zoom sessions of lively activities and discussion, you will assess your own skills, interests, and experiences to figure out what career options might be best. You will then be guided to create an action plan that will help you achieve success.