To mark the 10th Anniversary of personal branding, on Thursday, Nov. 8, a team of professionals in the personal branding community is providing 24 free teleseminars with experts in the field of personal branding. Anyone in the world with a telephone will be able to participate in this live event.
In 1997, Tom Peters wrote his now iconic article "The Brand Called You" in Fast Company. Now ten years later, the personal branding movement is firmly established as a revolutionary and evolutionary strategy for career management and professional and personal success.
Whether you are a professional in an organization, an entrepreneur leading your own business or an individual in career transition, personal branding has become synonymous with how we build our personal reputation and differentiate ourselves from our competitors.
"A Brand You World - Global TeleSummit" consists of three content streams for:
Career Management SuccessThe content of this stream will be relevant for career professionals who want to apply personal branding strategies to support their career success. This content stream will also be relevant for professionals in the field of career coaching, resume writing and career counseling. There will be nine sessions with expert speakers and three discussion panels.
The content of this stream will be relevant for HR professionals and business leaders who want to discover how to attract, develop and retain talent through the application of personal branding strategies. There will be five sessions with expert speakers and one discussion panel.
This content stream will be applicable for business owners and solopreneurs who want to apply personal branding strategies to grow their business. There will be five sessions with expert speakers and one discussion panel.
If you are looking to grow your business, you can't afford to miss these sessions - take a look at the program schedule for the details.
The program will feature several familiar faces, including Kirsten Dixson, Susan Guarneri, Jason Alba, Deb Dib, Van Lier, and Myriam Rose-Kohn.
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