Picture this...
You're a young man. A young professional.
You've been out of college for a few years.
You and your girl got married a couple of years prior. She's pregnant with your first child.
You're an enthusiastic up and comer in the company for which you work. You want to be an up and comer in your industry, and the role you're in now is the stepping stone toward bigger and better things.
You're not a hot shot, or some whiz kid, but you're programmatic, respectable, highly professional and extremely hard working.
You're a young man. A young professional.
You've been out of college for a few years.
You and your girl got married a couple of years prior. She's pregnant with your first child.
You're an enthusiastic up and comer in the company for which you work. You want to be an up and comer in your industry, and the role you're in now is the stepping stone toward bigger and better things.
You're not a hot shot, or some whiz kid, but you're programmatic, respectable, highly professional and extremely hard working.
Because of your role and career aspirations, you've come up with a personal brand that enhances your image within your profession, which is complementary to the company for which you currently work, and gives you enough of an edge for bigger companies to want to keep their eye on your achievements in hopes to one day recruit you for a larger career opportunity.
Part of that personal brand is the way you present yourself -- professional, organized, reliable and a go-getter.
Part of your ensemble is your iPad Pro leather portfolio case with briefcase style handle from iCarryAlls. That, along with your elbow patched smoking jacket, solid-colored V-neck shirt, dark blue jeans, cuffed at the ankle and your low-rise Chuckies (shoes), you're a hip young pro ready to infuse your clients's businesses with success.
Posted by: Nick Venturella
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