Creating An Authentic Personal Brand When You’re Mid-Career - a podcast by Janice Sutherland

Everyone knows the importance of good branding when it comes to your business—but what about building a personal brand that’s associated with you as an individual? 

Transitioning careers is hard enough but when we start thinking about our own personal brand we can find it challenging.

The great news is it that it can be easier to create your brand when you're over 40. And when done right it can be your most valuable asset.

But how do you create a successful personal brand?

Rebecca Allen is a Career Success Coach and helps ambitious women managers and early leaders in corporate land dream jobs and gain greater satisfaction from their careers. 

Rebecca has a corporate brand background and  13 years’ experience helping hundreds of women achieve actual change in their lives and careers. 

She is an internationally accredited RESULTS Coach and NLP Master Practitioner and is infatuated with Growth Mindset. 

You can download a free copy of Rebecca's most popular tool: The 7 Habits of Female Execs Who Get Promoted here: http://www.rebeccasfreegift.com
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Janice Sutherland helps frustrated, #mid-career, professional women of color re-align their careers while staying true to their values and personal and professional priorities. 

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