022: Developing your Professional Brand with Catherine Kaputa
Former marketing VP and current speaker/author Catherine Kaputa discusses strategies for developing and communicating your personal brand at the workplace.
You’ll learn:
1) How smart elevator conversations can catapult your career
2) Approaches to take the ‘work’ out of networking
3) Techniques to subtly communicate your value
About Catherine
Catherine Kaputa is a personal brand strategist, speaker and author of the newly released “Graduate to a Great Career: How Smart Students, New Graduates and Young Professionals Can Launch Brand You” (graduatetoagreatcareer.com). She is also the author of the best-selling” You Are a Brand,” now out in ten languages. She is the founder of SelfBrand (selfbrand.com). Previously, she served as a Senior Vice President and Director of global branding/advertising on Wall Street.
Items mentioned in the show:
- selfbrand.com
- Graduate to a Great Career by Catherine Kaputa
- You Are a Brand! by Catherine Kaputa
- Entourage clip – Vincent Chase is a brand video clip
- George Costanza – call me T-bone video clip
- Catherine’s Twitter page
- The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway
- The Tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu
- Beauty effect research
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