A Conversation with Easton Author and Career Coach Cathy Alfandre

Greiser’s is delighted to host a book talk with Easton author Cathy Alfandre on Sunday, April 26 at 3:30 PM. In her 20 years as a career coach, Cathy Alfandre has heard a lot of bad boss stories. If you’re suffering under one, you’re going to want to join the conversation!
A longtime Easton resident who holds a joint MBA/Master of Industrial Relations degree from Cornell University and an undergraduate degree from Yale, Cathy Alfandre is the author of a new guide for dealing with what she calls a “malignant manager” — including strategies to cope, rebuild your confidence, and navigate a career transition.
Her book identifies seven types of these bad bosses and provides a series of actionable ideas to survive them and move on.
Beyond shining a spotlight on the problem, Alfandre says she provides “a wide array of practical strategies to help you cope, regain confidence, and re-establish your well-being, even if you can’t or don’t want to leave your job right away. “
You may benefit from this book if:
You currently have a malignant manager – or suspect you do – and want specific strategies to break free.
You know someone who’s suffering at work because of their manager, and you want to provide fresh ideas, strategies, and support.
You’re a coach or therapist working with someone facing a malignant manager.
Ultimately, Alfandre says her purpose is to help readers (and those they love) feel seen and heard and to renew a sense of hope, confidence, and strength on the job. “We all deserve the opportunity to have fulfilling work lives and to use our skills and talents to create real impact,” she says. “Life is too short to spend precious hours suffering at work.”
Join us to meet and hear from Cathy Alfandre at Greiser’s, 3:30 PM on Sunday, April 26. Please register in advance. Ticket price of $18 includes a signed book. Seating-only tickets are $9.