by Jon Michail | Mar 12, 2024 | Political Branding, Political Image, Politicians, Politics, Public Opinion, Public Servants
IGI In The Media – 2GB Media, Marketing And Advertising With Steve Price And Paul Gardner Jon Michail recently appeared on 2GB radio, with Steve Price and Paul Gardiner to discuss the current political leaders in Australia and how they are perceived by the... by Patricia Bosa | Feb 12, 2024 | Brand, Image Consulting, image management, Jon Michail, Leadership, Personal Brand, Personal Brand Leadership, Personal Branding, Political Image, Politicians, Politics, Power, Power and Influence, Public Opinion, Uncategorized
In politics, like the show business one is always campaigning for their next job. So your image and your perception is important to get your message through. Did you know in the spectrum of communication, your words are only 7% of your message, 38% is your non-verbal... by Jon Michail | Jun 18, 2014 | Brand, Personal Brand, Personal Brand Leadership, Personal Brand Management, Personal Branding, Political Branding, Political Image, Politicians, Politics, Public Opinion, Public Servants, Reputation Management, Success
During a past coaching session with a “dishonoured” client that had reputation issues, the discussion turned to how we can positively reshape their perception in the marketplace due to past indiscretions. We started by defining their current-personal brand DNA, and... by Jon Michail | Feb 15, 2013 | Leadership, Personal Branding, Political Branding, Political Image, Politics, Public Opinion
Unfortunately political spin doctoring has replaced authenticity; that can only be negative for society. The following article is a good illustration. By Leo D-Angelo Fisher Modern political leaders and back-room apparatchiks seem convinced that voters favour... by Jon Michail | Jan 11, 2013 | Appearance, Communication, Jon Michail, Personal Branding, Political Branding, Political Image, Politics, Power, Power and Influence, Public Opinion
Doodled signatures leave a poor mark: Lessons from US Treasury secretary-designate Lew’s poor penmanship By Patrick Stafford | 11 January, 2013 With smartphones and tablets now the default communication tools of the day, many entrepreneurs don’t think about whether... by Jon Michail | May 18, 2012 | Appearance, Business Branding, Career Branding, Career Building, Coaching, Communication, Company Image, Corporate Branding, Employer Branding, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Power, Protocol & Etiquette, Public Opinion, Style, Success
By Jon-Michail Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook Inc. Mark Zuckerberg’s dress sense is making the money men of Wall Street nervous and it is not surprising. The current economic climate is becoming a real challenge for many businesses and any perception that...