We all know products and organizations have a brand. In the global, connected market of today, leaders, executives, and professionals have a personal brand whether they realize it or not. You have a personal brand. Branding is more than your physical image, and if you’re not actively and intentionally designing, creating, and managing how you’d […]
Are you a consultant, attorney, graphic designer, accountant, life coach, photographer, sales professional, or someone who sells their expertise? Are you a CEO selling a vision to your management team, a fundraiser selling potential donors on a worthy cause, or a middle manager selling your boss on a new direction for business development? If your […]
Executive search firms today are more proactive, more technologically agile and industry savvy than “headhunters” of the past. Join Mark Caldwell, Associate Principal at Heidrick & Struggles, for an upfront discussion on the current executive search and talent acquisition industry, how executive recruiters identify candidates and strategies for you to effectively connect with them. He’ll […]
Procrastination is the great thief of productivity and entices us to put off doing the very things that would move us toward the change we desire. Clinical psychologist, psychology professor, author, radio host, and speaker Peggy Mitchell Norwood (Curry Programs in Clinical and School Psychology ’91) will explain the three common barriers to change and the ways that procrastination keeps you stuck.
Your resume is not a biography — it’s a sales tool; wherever you are in your career, a well-crafted resume is essential to opening the doors to the opportunities you seek. Larry Braman, ’87, a Los Angeles-based career consultant who helps clients nationwide, tells you how to take your resume to the next level and make you stand out from the crowd.