Whether they are business owners, CEOs, board members, consultants or executives, the clients with whom I’m working on personal brand positioning and communication right now are doing things differently.
Personal Brand
How are you coping with the (identity) crisis?
Who is that woman in her active wear? She seems to have a Monday-Sunday gym clothing combo on rotation. She misses the sound of her high heels on the city pavement.
Online Personal Brand Tips for Crisis Mode: Beware confusion and emotion
In this series on ‘Online Personal Brand Tips for Crisis Mode’, I share some observations and the lessons we can take from them, when it comes to your personal brand (what you are presenting about yourself) online.
In this article, I share some observations and tips about the dangers of unchecked confusion and emotion online.
Video Update – My Number 1 Personal Brand Tip for Coronavirus times
Simple, Clean & Supportive. What this means for your personal brand… and why this is my NUMBER ONE TIP. Watch the video here.
Answer 3 questions to represent your personal brand with style on LinkedIn
If you can answer those three questions, you will know what is and isn’t appropriate or effective in your communications on LinkedIn, and you will represent your personal brand with elegance and style.
Get over your fear of self-promotion or be invisible!
When talking to people about their personal brands, I hear the concern, ‘But I don’t want to sound too self-promotional!’ pretty much on a weekly basis. If you’re a professional consultant or advisor, it’s absolutely necessary to communicate your personal brand.
Communicating the ‘whole’ professional: Why this matters for individuals and teams
In my work with individuals and teams, I have come across lots of proof that people want to build brands that feel authentic and reflective of them as a ‘whole person’.
Bland CV… or Positioned Personal Brand?
Most people’s LinkedIn profiles are little more than a list of jobs they’ve had, or simply a copy of a general CV. But this tells the reader little about you as a professional individual.
Be seen as a trusted advisor: Insights from SOPAC Sydney
In March, I had the pleasure of speaking at the Institute of Internal Auditors’ annual Asia-Pacific conference, #SOPAC2019 in Sydney. Before my presentation, I was fortunate to sit in on the address by U.S.-based President and CEO of IIA, Richard F.Chambers, entitled ‘Auditor of the Future’, where he highlighted the findings in his book, Trusted Advisors: Key attributes of outstanding internal auditors.
There are humans behind the screens: Online Personal Branding for Business Success
The steps I covered in this presentation to Association of Financial Advisers, on how to develop personal brand confidence and trust by creating a standout professional image online