Branding Yourself

This guide aims to give the reader the tools and techniques to make the right impact first time, every time. Looking for your first job? Reinventing yourself for promotion or a fresh start? Going back to work? Whether you're a freelance, corporate employee, CEO or entreprenuer, the principles are the same: not only be someone people can do business with successfully, but look and act the part of an effective package.;Maybe you don't have certain skills or abilities, but you've got the ambition. Or you know how to negotiate the deal, but you've got to get that foot in the door - and keep it there. Don't be written off simply because you don't look or act the part: follow these methods, tried, tested and proven at the highest level.;Mary Spillane's practical advice for men and women includes worksheets to assess your priorities, manageable checklists, case studies of her ideas at work, plus tips and guidelines for interviews, meetings and presentation - from clothing and accessories to sexual politics, body language for world class style.

Mary Spillane began her career as a special assistant to Presidents Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and to the UNHCR in Geneva. She is an expert in communications, business development, performance improvement and personal branding. She founded Colour Me Beautiful in EMEA, fashion/beauty franchise with a network of over 1000 studios in twenty seven countries. Mary has written over five books on presentation, image and personal branding such as Branding Yourself: How to Look, Sound and Behave Your Way to Success.