Fashion and Business Converge in the Office

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By combining fashionable and professional appearance along with business etiquette, women will be shown how to command a presence and gain the attention of their desired audience. This audience can be found in a boardroom, conference hall full of people, or even in one hiring manager’s office. There are many ways to look at the way you present yourself in a working environment. This is why bizMe and Workchic teamed up to bring information to women at all stages of their careers. From the initial interview to changing jobs later in life, women need to know how to showcase their own personal brand.

Workchic.com is a website dedicated to helping women achieve professional, feminine, and chic style everyday at the office. Through outfit suggestions, fit guidelines, and tips and tricks they take the stress out of getting dressed for work.

BizMe.biz, an online magazine, is the bizgal’s career coach—guiding and mentoring the young professional as she gains her career savvy, budgets her paycheck, and acquires her lifestyle. Updated monthly, bizMe offers professional and lifestyle advice in a straight-talk format.

When Amanda Gurlaski, bizMe publisher, spoke with Melissa McGraw and Jennifer Gregory, co-founders of Workchic, she was adamant in her belief they needed to partner in a big way. Jennifer and Melissa firmly agreed and after discussing the career pitfalls women face this webinar series was born.

By drawing on their knowledge of brand awareness they put together a professional series like no other. Each of the following topics will showcase a 360° view of how women are perceived in business, from etiquette to appearance. Topics will include:

- Interviewing Tips
- What to do once you’ve landed the job
- Career advancement
- Reentering the workforce or starting a new career later in life

Careers thrive and grow out of knowledge, preparation, and insight. This series will show women how to launch their careers and grow them while looking and acting like the strong professional women they are.

Professional Dress + Etiquette = Lasting Impression! Sign up for Webinars at http://workchic.com/content/38/. Series begins April 13th.


For more information visit http://Workchic.com and http://bizMe.biz.

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