Gezelin Cantuba and Madelyne Kaewmanaprasert share their experience at the Brand Leadership: Trust in Action Event.

There’s a moment every great event pivots from being “another book launch” to something electric—something that doesn’t just fill a room, but rewires it.

Ashley Cheung shares a reflection on the Brand Leadership: Trust in Action Event.

On October 1st, I co-hosted “Bootstrapped & Booked: An Entrepreneur’s Self-Publishing Journey” with Ashley Cheung.

Whether you’re navigating a career transition, growing a business, or establishing yourself as a thought leader, visibility on LinkedIn opens doors.

People don’t connect with perfection; they connect with humanity.

Experiences and reflections fuel my ongoing journey toward self-awareness and resilience.

Sharing our experiences at the Running Legal Like a Business 2025 conference.

With the right support and a willingness to try, we’re all capable of more than we think.

Unforgettable Presence is both inspiring and immediately useful.

I believe my willingness to try new things has led me to reach new heights.

Your image, expression, and even the energy of your words matter just as much as your résumé.

Personal branding isn’t about exaggeration or performance; it’s about showing up authentically.

I am excited to share some amazing news with everyone about VPG’s Founder, Ashley Cheung.

The Running Legal Like a Business (RLLB 2025) conference, hosted by LegalOps.com in Las Vegas, is a premier event focused on management, operations, and leadership in the legal industry.

The algorithm favors engagement, but people favor connection.

Missy spent most of her career in financial services, first as an investment analyst and later as a product marketing manager, before branching out into consulting and freelance work.

Mimi is a rising senior majoring in Communication Studies and minoring in Business and Entertainment at the American University in Washington, D.C.

LinkedIn isn’t just for job searching—it is positioning us as niche experts!

I’ve come to see personal branding not as a way to promote a false image but as an opportunity to share ideas, showcase authentic self-expression, and foster real connections.