It’s important to have a personal brand. It differentiates you from everyone else, which is what employers and clients are seeking.

But, what if you’re still not sure what your personal brand is?

Too many people rush into creating a personal brand without first discovering who they are, what they can offer and what they want to do for the rest of their life.

Discovering your brand is important because it allows you to visualize your career path and goals all-in-one. We will look at different methods to gain insight into your brand and allowing you to discover both your inner and outer personal brand.

GREAT NEWS!!!

We would highly recommend to reserve your ticket online, because the tickets will be £15 on the door!!!

This Meetup is co-presented by Malcolm Levene, previous Personal Branding coach to Tony Blair and adviser to the Head of Production at the White House & Jorgen Sundberg, social media and branding specialist, dubbed a “social networking guru” by The Mail on Sunday.

Malcolm Levene has been a Personal Branding coach for 20 years. He teaches people how they can significantly improve their business skills, their life-skills, and their businesses by developing their very own Personal Brand. His private clients have included Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell, Michael Marks CBE, Michael Gove MP and notable individuals from the world of business, politics and entertainment. Corporate clients include Prudential, The Bank of New York Mellon and Volvo.  Malcolm is a columnist for the Huffington Post.

“Margaret Thatcher once said everyone needs a Willie. Today, every politician – and businessman – needs a Malcolm. He provides invaluable and objective advice which makes a real difference” - Ed Vaizey MP, Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries.

Jorgen Sundberg is a Social Media trainer helping companies position their people for success with strong online brands. He is a regular conference speaker and online Personal Brand authority; Jorgen has been interviewed and quoted in The Times, The Guardian, The Mail on Sunday & The Australian. His clients include Robert Walters, DHL, Intel, Adecco, Smurfit-Kappa and Plan UK.