Has this ever happened to you?

​

Scenario 1 - You've been invited to speak at an event (Zoom or in person) or, been asked to appear on Bloomberg, CNBC or another financial news channel. Perhaps you've received an interview request from Forbes, The Economist or The Financial Times. And then the next email request arrives...

​

Dear John/Catherine,

Please can you send us your Bio before our 16:00 deadline?

Yours,

Jessica, BNCB Editor

 

16:00? But that's only 3 hours away and you've got back to back meetings over the next 2 hours? Your CV is out of date, your LinkedIn profile is too sparse and un-optimised. The question is, do you send them your outdated 4 page CV and hope for the best, or is your CV too formal? But what about the deal you recently closed which they specifically want to discuss?  You want to present yourself and the company in the best light possible. So which of your professional and 'Lived Experiences' are they most interested in? This could  be the opportunity of a lifetime and could  be an opening for your company and yourself.  This interview could bring you to the attention of potential partners, a promotion, international recognition, opportunities and more...​

 

Scenario 2 - You're looking for promotion, career change, an Advisory or Board role but don't know where to start. While you're a star within your org. few outside of it, have heard of you. You know very well that you’re supposed to be a leading thinker in your field but since none of the other prominent voices know who you are, you’re not going to be taken seriously. How to do you change this?

​

Scenario 3 - You've been invited by a professional org., business chamber, an embassy, a charity or university to appear as part of a panel of experts. They have asked for your updated bio or, link to your personal website. They would like draft a standard bio to match the other panel members most of whom have a far deeper online footprint than you do.  You only have a CV (which seems too formal for this forum) but since you don't have a personal website you're unsure as to what information to share because you've never spoken to the organisers before and they're in a different time zone. You face a dilemma. Do you send them 4-5 different docs just to capture the essence of who you are? Wouldn't it be quicker and, far more professional, if you instead, shared a simple link to your own web profile containing an online CV? Your own personal URL which you can print on your business cards as well as include in your email signature. If the request is for a photo or your CV, then because these are included in your profile, the person making the request can simply download all the relevant information from your website.  No more back and forth emails across different time zones; just one click and job done! 

 

​Many top CEOs and Executives have their own websites and this is how they build their global brands: John Sviokla  Chinedu Echeruo  Brian Solis .. and more..

​

I'm interested. Tell me more?  What now?

Take a look at our (C-Level, D-Level and Leadership), Website and CV templates below.  Using your current CV and other information you have, we will build you a one-page website (desktop & mobile (android & iOS) optimised)), showcasing you at your best. We have a quick turnaround - within 1-2 weeks of you sending us all relevant information. 

​

So, whether you need a web page for a potential job interview, speaking engagement or, media interviews, book your free 15 mins consultation with me asap using the gold button below. You may review a selection of our templates below. Become a member and have access to unlimited templates.