OUTSTANDING CAREER TRANSITION BRANDING
“Never underestimate the power of a strong personal brand. It opens doors, because employers cannot resist selecting a candidate who knows how to communicate value.” Sharon Graham, Canada's Career Strategist
Branding Strategy Module
Your Branding Strategy Module consists of two elements:
Your Branding Strategy Module will enable you to:
Branding Strategy Session
Your Branding Strategy Session is a personal coaching session with your certified consultant and strategist. This leading-edge session, pioneered by GMG, is designed to help you discover and articulate the unique factors that distinguish you from your competitors. You will develop and deliver a powerful sales pitch which you can use when networking and meeting with prospective employers. As you go through this one-hour session, your unique value proposition and career brand will emerge. You will effectively answer your next employer’s key question “Why should we hire you instead of all the other qualified applicants?” You’ll present a compelling and consistent business image that will set you apart from your competition.
Branding Strategic Planner
Your Personal Strategic Planner is a powerful homework
exercise developed exclusively for GMG clients. It is designed to help you to
tap your memory banks and uncover your many successes. The planner is a
thoughtful questionnaire created in Microsoft Word. It enables you to dig deep,
uncover, and articulate your accomplishments in a compelling and effective way. You'll complete seven powerful exercises:
By completing the exercises in the questionnaire you will discover that you have much to offer. You’ll want to keep your planner handy and review your work often, so that you can prepare to write a top-notch resume and succeed in job interviews.
This Branding Strategy Module is one of many services and resources developed by Graham Management Group to help $100k+ clients attain their goals. Following is a list of services offered by GMG. All modules consist of a 1-hour session unless otherwise noted:
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