If there’s one tip Jennifer Fleming can share for leaders, it’s to have a relentless drive to learn new things and to reinvent themselves.
As a former IT professional, seasoned communicator, media insider and head of a PR firm, Tall Grass PR, Jennifer gives advice on giving successful interviews, standing out in the market place and positioning yourself for success.
She reveals her tips on how to project yourself well on and off the camera.
Hundreds of businesses worldwide are suffering from toxic, unmotivated workplace. And the effects are staggering: from sales dwindling to business folding.
So, how can we avoid such threat?
Let National Speakers Association hall-of-famer, Roxanne Emmerich, take you back to the basics. Discover how the long-forgotten “giving more than receiving” philosophy has helped her clients turn their businesses around for the better. Find out how she was able to work with top performing companies of America and triple,
Today, the first interaction someone has with you is often downplayed and frankly not always taken seriously. When you meet with a big prospect face-to-face you wear your best suit and take the time to be totally prepared. You are establishing yourself for what we know as the first impression. But, today, this usually is not the first interaction they have with you. In fact, that first face-to-face meeting may never be possible unless the real first impression is impressive.
If you could stand out to your prospects as THE person or firm to work with, would it change your business? Have you focused any effort on trying to stand out amongst your competitors, or have you assumed that it’s just not possible?
If you have focused on standing out (which is possible, of course!) how are you directing your efforts? Oftentimes professionals target their efforts on having an active presence on social media,
