Happy June! With many people headed back to offices this month (and out into the world in general now that our long awaited reopening has arrived), today’s topic is about taking a break from more conservative and dark color clothes and using color and style with greater intention to celebrate our new freedoms.
Thanks to technology, we can conduct business with anyone, at any time, almost anywhere in the world. While face-to-face meetings are still relevant and important, our phones, computers and tablets make connecting with colleagues, clients and prospects highly effective. With videoconferencing becoming the new norm as businesses across the Globe close traditional offices and send …
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A professional portrait—referred to in the business world as a “headshot”—serves a multitude of purposes. It instantly conveys what you and your company are all about and can help you acquire (and keep!) target customers, all while supporting a strong online and offline presence.
Interested in kicking your office party attire up a notch while still keeping things business-appropriate with the powers that be? Read on!
(Excerpted with permission from Lens Magazine, an edition of Gatehouse Media’s Massachusetts daily and weekly publications.) Nothing is more unnerving than walking into a job interview. When it comes to making a solid first and lasting impression, your visual resume is as important as the one printed on that fancy ivory paper.
One of the most popular male fashion questions we are asked during executive image seminars and private coaching sessions we conduct revolves around who should (and shouldn’t!) wear skinny suiting.
Recently, I had the privilege to present one of our signature workshops, “Your Visual Resume,” to a group of students at a local women’s college. The students were fantastic and eager for advice on how to navigate the tricky wardrobe transition from classroom to office. Now that that the caps and gowns have been put …
