April 26, 2018
Follow These 13 Tips To Build An Executive Personal Brand
The Pollack Group President Stefan Pollack was featured in the Forbes Agency Council’s latest piece, ‘To Build An Executive Personal Brand, Follow These 13 Tips’ Check below for his insight in the article, which
can be fully viewed on Forbes.
3. Express Your Point Of View
I am often surprised by how many business executives stop short of actually having a point of view. Most have no problem offering solutions and products to fix things, but they don't actually express their POV. For executives to be influential in the digital age, make sure your digital POV comes across and that you have something worth listening to that others can get behind. - Stefan Pollack, The Pollack Group
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