Time to really accelerate your career transition and job search through 12 hours of FREE teleseminars on Thursday, November 8, 2007. 
Billed as a tribute to the Fast Company article written by Tom Peters in 1997, this event is a global 12-hour marathon. Programs begin at 10am EST; all will be recorded, so you can return to this site to hear programs you missed during the scheduled summit.
Log on when you can and listen to "the big dogs" of the personal branding movement that was spawned by The Brand Called You as they offer perspectives and strategies for building and maintaining your career health.
New CAN clients have received this Tom Peters article from me ever since I started my own business; this online audio tribute is an opportunity to listen to someone other than me flap their gums about it! Check-out the schedule at Jason Alba’s Jibber Jobber Blog.
Sponsors of the summit are asking that participants donate to Kiva.org, an organization that promotes microfinance – a means to build a sustainable economy in the developing world through loans to specific entrepreneurs. Your donations will be bundled into loans to
provide affordable working capital; funds will empower individual entrepreneurs to
earn their way out of poverty. (FYI – My son, Rob, has been involved in the field of sustainable enterprise for the last three years; sign up for an RSS feed to the Development through Enterprise/Next Billion.net blog and learn about the work of this NGO, based in Washington, DC (World Resources Institute).
Let’s create some buzz about the Personal Branding Summit - comment about the sessions you found helpful and those you didn’t; share your reactions and reflections with others at Career Acceleration Notes.
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Dear Karen,
I want to thank you for including me in the Brand You Telesummit. I attended the 10am “How finding and developing your personal brand helps your career” and got a very good overview of the keys to defining and marketing your own brand. I also attended the “Branding your Resume” session at 2pm. It was helpful in identifying yourself as a strategic asset to any employer. However, you and I had covered this area at some length.
Many Thanks once again,
LS
I was able to listen to a couple of the Seminars while at work -
so like YOU Karen – I was multi-tasking.
First I listened to a seminar on COACHING which provided a reminder of concepts of which I was already familiar. Never hurts to be reminded of what you know – a little memory jog.
I also listened to Scott Gross speak (author of Positively Outrageous Service)and learned a little about Branding Yourself. I enjoyed the seminar, thanks for letting me know about it.