In my business – personal reputation and relationships are the Holy Grail. Tonight I’m addressing a group of Duke MBA students on managing your online reputation. It’s never too soon to become aggressive in managing your reputation. In fact, tomorrow I’m giving a very similar talk to a group of 8th grade girls at a DC charter school. What makes the task a little more challenging today is the context we are living and working. There is more information available about us online – whether we put it out there or someone else does. And people are looking for information about us online, whether we know it or not. Check back soon for l e some of my tips on this topic.
Speaking Engagements
- Business Development Workshop at Greenbriar
Join me and other business leaders including Martha Stewart for a leadership conference at the Greenbriar April 29. I'll be speaking on business development best practices. - Convention Strategies: Is Yours Complete?
In this webinar I provide insights on how to make the most of participation in the national political conventions coming up in summer 2012. - Sustainability and Philanthropy
I moderated a panel featuring smart women from Ford, Ernst & Young, and McKesson to discuss how companies are pursuing policies that promote people, planet and profit. - Power Networking
Intimidated by a room of strangers? This presentation highlighted tips from Donna Fisher's book of the same title on how to enjoy networking opportunities and leverage then for personal and professional growth. - Managing Your Online Reputation
This panel discussion addressed how recent and not so recent Duke MBA graduates can manage their online reputation as part of their professional growth pursuits. - Sustainability for the Community and Your Bottom Line
I joined Nate Hurst of Walmart in a Public Affairs Council webinar on the intersection of corporate sustainability programs and public affairs.
