In today's economy with many companies laying people off it's more important than ever before to develop your own personal brand.

Personal branding can help improve job security and, if you've been laid off, get you back on your feet quicker. 

On Tuesday, April 21st, from 7:00 - 9:00PM we invite you to Vinalia to meet Dan Schawbel, author of "Me 2.0."

For only $20.00 you'll enjoy networking for the first half hour with light appetizers, hear Dan speak about Personal Branding and his new book, "Me 2.0", and if you are one of the first 20 to sign up you'll receive a signed copy of "Me 2.0."

"In a world of changing business practices and uncertain futures, Me 2.0 offers practical and proven advice about personal branding from an authority on the matter. In the first book about personal branding written for the millennial generation by a millennial, Dan Schawbel bridges the gap between the current business climate and the progressive best practices of the future. Covering a variety of topics all crafted to improve one’s success in the job market, Schawbel proves that just being in the game is not enough, and that one’s success lies in being ahead of the game."

Dan will discuss:

• The importance of your personal brand
• How to create your personal brand
• How to use social media to develop your personal brand

Check out more about the book here at http://personalbrandingbook.com/

About Dan Schawbel:

Dan is the leading personal branding expert for Gen-Y. He is the author of the bestselling career book, “Me 2.0: Build a Powerful Brand to Achieve Career Success (Kaplan, April 2009).” With over 150,000 results for his name in Google, Fast Company calls Dan a “personal branding force of nature.” He is the founder of the Personal Branding Blog®,which was the #1 job blog by Careerbuilder in 2008, is an AdAge top 100 marketing blog and is syndicated by Reuters, Forbes, Fox Business and other major networks.  Dan is also the publisher of Personal Branding Magazine®, head judge for the Personal Brand Awards® and director of Personal Branding TV®.

Read more about Dan here: http://personalbrandingblog.com/contributors/

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