Do you want to know the real keys to success on LinkedIn?
It’s about shifting to a client-centric mindset in all you do.
It’s about making your posts about your audience and helping them. It’s not about posting ME-centric content that touts your successes.
Happy first day of fall! Here are 10 things you should do this fall to build your business and brand – all of which can be done by any business professional at any level.
I recently had the opportunity to be a guest on Reputation Ink’s Spill the Ink podcast. I had a great time talking to host Michelle King about all things LinkedIn – my favorite topic!
As we discussed, a strong social media presence can not only make your firm more approachable, but it can open
My first law firm job 20 years ago was overseeing the alumni relations program at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison. Back then we had a hard copy alumni contact directory and held a fancy alumni networking event once per year.
We also built one of the first law firm alumni microsites – it was
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, October 5 at 12:30pm ET for Rich Bracken’s Women Who Wow virtual program on how we can leverage emotional intelligence for daily success.
In this webinar, Rich will dive into the core elements of emotional intelligence and how you can leverage them for personal and professional happiness. Through this discovery,
Here are three things you should do on LinkedIn today to build your brand, network and business – focus on these fundamentals today to strengthen your profile and presence in no time.
They include:
I recently had the opportunity to join Michelle King on Reputation Ink’s Spill the Ink podcast to talk about my favorite topic – LinkedIn. We discussed:
Rejection hurts. A lot. But it can also be a great motivator and teacher too.
You may start beating yourself up about being rejected in your personal or professional life and engaging in self-criticism.
However, rejection also has a way of teaching us, redirecting us and ultimately making our lives better.
But what if you
No one likes to hear no. Especially me. And I feel like I’ve been hearing no on a number of fronts lately, which has me not feeling so confident.
If there is one thing that’s true about being an entrepreneur or being in sales, it’s that you have to get used to rejection and failure.
Meet Heather Stevenson, the Deputy General Counsel at Boston Globe Media Partners. Her practice spans a broad range of media law and general commercial issues, including advising the newsroom on public records and intellectual property matters, as well as providing legal guidance to the company on contracts, employment matters, and compliance issues, among other