The Next Re-Branding You™ Conference will offer attendees:
- One-on-one personal and professional coaching
- Valuable information on emerging industries and jobs
- Methods to use social networking to gain employment
- Ways to launch a small business in an unstable economy
- An exhibitor and resource showcase
- How to market yourself in person and online
- And more
The Re-Branding You™ Conference will provide professionals with the education, resources, and empowerment they need to market their skills, personal and professional accomplishments, and potential contributions in order to begin transforming their lives.
The Re-Branding You™ Conference is targeted at professionals who have recently become unemployed and/or downsized, are transitioning into a new and challenging job market, and are unsure what steps to take to move forward. This conference will help New Yorkers navigate, communicate and re-define their skill sets in order to market their abilities in the “new marketplace.”
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Recently unemployed or downsized? |
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Looking for resources to help you land that new job? |
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Interested in going back to school to find a new career? |
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Searching for expert personal and professional advice? |
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We want to help as many people as possible re-brand themselves. Therefore our sponsors and the Re-BrandingYOU™ Producers are offering a limited number of scholarships for attendance at the next Re-Branding YOU™ Conference. If you would like to apply for one the scholarships, click here and tell us your story.
Check out the preliminary agenda for the next Re-BrandingYou™ Conference here.
What do Hillary Clinton, Michael Bloomberg, Christine Quinn, Robin Roberts,
Suze Orman, Queen Latifah, and Kenneth Cole have in common? They have all
successfully re-branded themselves, and in the process have helped countless
others to do the same. We want to present one of them with our first
Re-Branding YOU Award. Click Here to Vote for your favorite "Re-Brander" today.
UNEMPLOYED PROFESSIONALS OFFERED CHANCE TO RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIP TO EDUCATIONAL AND MOTIVATIONAL
RE-BRANDING YOU CONFERENCE
Re-Branding YOU™a new initiative dedicated to educating and empowering the legions of unemployed professionals throughout the NY Metro Area, is offering a limited number of scholarships to help individuals re-brand themselves to prepare for a new career or launch a small business in today's economy.
Entrepreneurs Pat Ahaesy and Ny Whitaker launched Re-Branding YOU™ in January 2009 as a community response to the nation's financial crisis. They personally funded scholarships at the pilot conference in March and successfully helped 100 unemployed professionals attend.
“We launched the Re-branding YOU initiative because we believe in “paying it forward” and think participants can help each other by sharing their personal struggles,” commented Ny Whitaker.
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Re-branding You™ Unveils Re-vamped Website 2.0
Founders Launch New Design and Announce Plans for Enhanced Career Resources Meant to Educate and Empower Unemployed Professionals:
After the success of this spring’s Re-Branding YOU™ Conference--a new approach to educating and empowering the legions of unemployed in the New York Area and the nation resulting from the financial crisis--co-founders Pat Ahaesy and Ny Whitaker are launching the second phase with a newly designed website and plans for a wide range of employment resources onsite at www.re-brandingyou.com.
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Re-Branding You pushes for investing in oneself
Re-Branding You - a full day of education and empowerment with more than 18 conference sessions, speed coaching and networking to help unemployed business professionals transition into a new career or launch a small business in today’s economy - kicked off March 31 in New York City. Opening keynote speaker Watts Wacker - rated one of the 50 most influential business thinkers in the world by the Financial Times and co-author of “The Visionary’s Handbook” as well as “What’s Your Story: Storytelling to Move Markets, Audiences, People and Brands” - encouraged attendees to re-think, re-boot and re-claim their futures.
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Notes from Re-BrandingYOU™
One of the highlights of my crazy week was the opportunity to participate in the first-ever Re-Branding You conference on Tuesday. The goal of the event was to provide tools and inspiration to help those who have been downsized learn how to re-brand and position themselves in today’s challenging job market. Dozens of scholarships were offered to allow those between gigs to attend for free. We had an impressive line-up of speakers and coaches that led workshops on everything from resumes to entrepreneurship to health insurance. Futurist and brilliant speaker Watts Wacker started the day by inspiring attendees to re-think, re-boot, and re-claim their futures. Read more...
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The Re-BrandingYou™ Concept
March 10, 2009 – New York, NY – A strategic partnership called Re-Branding You has been formed by Pat Ahaesy and Ny Whitaker out of a growing concern about job losses and the financial crisis in the New York Metro area. The result of their joint endeavor, the Re-Branding You™ Conference NYC 2009, is a full-day program created for unemployed or transitioning New York City professionals. The event will include: valuable information on emerging industries locally and nationally, the newest methods to network your way into a job, professional coaching, innovative ideas for starting a small business in today’s economy, access to local resources, and opportunities to engage with conference sponsors.
Small Businesses are the backbone of the American Economy. They represent 99.7 percent of all employer firms and employ half of all private sector workers (Source: U.S. SBA Office of Advocacy). “As small business owners, educators, and entrepreneurs, Pat and I wanted to create a vehicle that gives people the relevant tools they need to re-gain employment now,” explained Ny Whitaker, one half of the Re-Branding You Team. “Partnering with another small business gives you the power and resources of a big business,” said Pat Ahaesy. In essence, the two companies re-invented themselves and their brands in an effort to uplift their fellow New Yorkers.
Click Here to see the beginnings of the movement.
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