On this day celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., I took the time to pause and reflect on his legacy. I wanted to see how his life offered lessons for me personally as an individual and an expert in personal branding. So much can be said about the importance of the man, Martin Luther King…
Category: Personal Branding
5 Trends in Personal Branding for 2019
With the new year upon us, it is a good time to take stock of your Personal Branding strategy. Is it time to up your game? With that in mind, here are some important trends in Personal Branding to take into account when mapping your strategy. Video Dominates The increasing ease of video production means…
Business Owners Plan Your Personal Brand for 2019
As a business owner, your personal brand is an important part of your company’s success. At Brand Mirror we offer exceptional personal branding services in Washington D.C. that will help you to be more successful in your career. Understanding, developing and maintaining a personal brand should be part of your overall marketing strategy. But what…
Personal Branding Needs to be a Part of Your Succession Plan
As a CEO, your personal brand is a critical face of your company. But when a transition of leadership is in the works, the CEO cannot be the only personal brand aligned with the company brand. At Brand Mirror we offer exceptional personal branding services in Washington D.C. that will help you to be more…
5 Reasons to Join a Nonprofit Board
I recently spoke on an amazing panel, thanks to the Business Women’s Giving Circle. There were several themes that came out of that event that I wanted to capture because I know it will help individuals understand the many benefits of joining a board. Joining a nonprofit board is an excellent and enormous commitment. Many…
5 Mistakes Speakers Must Avoid Like the Plague
Recently, I attended a conference, a day-long event with multiple sessions and a few well-known speakers, with over 5,000 people in attendance. Although I got a great deal out of the experience, some of the actions of some of the speakers really disappointed me. So much so, that I summarized a few thoughts about speaking…