Thursday, November 19 | 11:00 AM ET
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Whether or not you’re actively curating a personal brand, you have one. The question is whether you’re making it work for you.
In this FC Live, reporter Grace Snelling will speak with Andrew Yeung, founder and CEO of Fibe, an events startup that grew out of Yeung making himself one of the tech world's elite connectors, and Noah Greenberg, CEO of Stacker, the B2B platform that helps brands grow their earned media and which Greenberg has helped grow by making himself a resource on LinkedIn for what's going on in marketing and AI search. Both were featured in Fast Company’s new special report on personal branding, and they'll share how they have built reputations that open doors and create new opportunities—and you can too.
Our experts will get practical about finding your niche, deciding what to share, growing your network, and building a professional identity that isn’t entirely dependent on your employer. They’ll also explore why, in an era of AI-generated content and continued job-market uncertainty, being known for something distinctly your own matters more than ever.
Come with questions and thoughts! This will be an interactive conversation.
In this FC Live, reporter Grace Snelling will speak with Andrew Yeung, founder and CEO of Fibe, an events startup that grew out of Yeung making himself one of the tech world's elite connectors, and Noah Greenberg, CEO of Stacker, the B2B platform that helps brands grow their earned media and which Greenberg has helped grow by making himself a resource on LinkedIn for what's going on in marketing and AI search. Both were featured in Fast Company’s new special report on personal branding, and they'll share how they have built reputations that open doors and create new opportunities—and you can too.
Our experts will get practical about finding your niche, deciding what to share, growing your network, and building a professional identity that isn’t entirely dependent on your employer. They’ll also explore why, in an era of AI-generated content and continued job-market uncertainty, being known for something distinctly your own matters more than ever.
Come with questions and thoughts! This will be an interactive conversation.
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