Do you need a highly knowledgeable speaker and educator for your magazine article or TV program?

Sue Currie is available to answer your questions and appear on camera or in the radio studio.

Sue is Australia's leading Personal Branding strategist. She is a former TV newsreader and presenter and has made many media appearances on ABC TV News, Prime Television, WIN Television, ABC Regional radio and others. Sue has written many articles and been quoted in a number of press publications.

Sue is co-author of Apprentice to Business ACE - your inside-out guide to personal branding.
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Branding is about communicating what you stand for. It's also about portraying your strengths, skills and passions, and getting people to recognise you for these abilities. Cosmopolitan

Personal branding adviser Sue Currie, director of Sydney consultancy Shine Communications, says personal branding is about achieving recognition, enhancing your profile and building your overall reputaton. Currie urges her clients to reach an understanding of their personality characterisitcs and values, and seek a frank assessment of how others see them. Self-reflection can be the hardest step to creating a personal brand, she says. BRW

You do have to stand out to get ahead. It's not about being annoying or brash, it's about letting your true self come out - recognising it and understanding it. Vogue Australia

Personal Branding is applying the tools used by corporations to make a name for yourself. It's not just your image or logo or the outer package. It's understanding and promoting your inner assets that will support you in enhancing your career. Sunday Telegraph

It's identifying what you want to be known for and how you want to be seen. In terms of recruitment and business it's looking for what motivates and inspires you and making sure it aligns with the company that you're working for or approaching. The Daily Telegraph

People are often not aware of the impressions they make. People need to realise that it happens fairly instantaneously, in the first 10 seconds or so. The Age

You must be very clear about what you and your brand stand for and how you want to be seen in the marketplace. Sydney Morning Herald

The idea of a business lunch is to build rapport and a relationship with your client. It's not so much about the food or wine but more about making them feel happy and comfortable with the time they've spent with you. Sunday Telegraph
Further press information:

Listen to an interview with Sue for Robert Half recruitment

 Listen to an interview with Sue for Network Marketing Australia
 

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