The Personal Brand Catalyst Garry Browne
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I’m Garry Browne, The Personal Brand Catalyst, and author of 'Brand New Brand You.' In this monthly podcast series, I'll be interviewing a broad selection of people from different walks of life and at different stages of their career, branding, relevance and impact journey, and discussing key themes around the idea of building your personal brand and reputation. If you’re looking to develop better skills around managing your personal brand in order to achieve your career goals and broaden your impact, then this podcast series is for you.
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Episode 18: Quitting a High-Profile Job to Build a Business Empire from Her Spare Room feat. Gemma Tognini
Today, we are joined by Gemma Tognini, a well-respected figure in the business and media sectors and founder of GT Communications. With a career spanning over three decades, Gemma is not only an award-winning entrepreneur, recognised by the Telstra Business Women's Awards, but also a seasoned journalist, having worked with the Seven Network. Her corporate advising and media commentary expertise, covering diverse topics from gender pay parity to family challenges, has made her a high...
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Episode 17: Looking Back On the Year 2023 feat. Garry Browne AM
In this episode, we revisit the best of last year's conversations with our incredible guests who have appeared on the show, including the likes of Sir Peter Cosgrove, Craig Foster, Tony Nash and Caroline Gurney to name a few.Coming from all walks of life, these snippets from 2023 hold evergreen advice, stories and lessons that will help the audience build a relatable, authentic, and values-driven brand. —Connect With Me:Website: https://garrybrowne.com.au/ Facebook: https://www.facebook....
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Episode 16: From Cop to Charity Founder - How Tragedy Transformed His Life's Purpose feat. Peter Baines
Today, we sit down with Peter Baines, a former New South Wales Police forensic expert turned distinguished humanitarian leader and keynote speaker.With a remarkable 22-year tenure in forensic crime scene investigations, Peter's life took a transformative turn following his work after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami in Thailand.His profound experiences led him to establish the charity "Hands Across the Water," dedicated to supporting orphaned children in Thailand.In this episode, we talk about Pet...
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Episode 15: The Power of Digital Media on Your Personal Brand and Relevancy feat. Hugh Riminton
Today, we are joined by Hugh Riminton, a highly esteemed Australian journalist known to millions through his roles at Network 10, CNN, Channel Nine, and ABC Radio National. Hugh receives numerous accolades, including two Walkleys and a Logie, reflecting his commitment to impactful journalism and advocacy for human rights. On top of his media pursuits, he has significantly contributed to various charitable and educational initiatives, leveraging his roles in organisations like Cresce...
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Episode 14: The Urgency of Dr Judy Friedlander's PlantingSeeds feat. Dr Judy Friedlander
Today, we are joined by Dr Judy Friedlander, founder and CEO of the non-for-profit organisation PlantingSeeds, whose flagship project, the B&B Highway, has grown from one B&B to over 120 in three years, with the regenerative corridors now in three Australian states.Before founding the organisation, Dr Friedlander had an impressive media and journalism career. She worked as a newspaper editor and feature writer for The Australian, The Sun Herald, and The Sydney Morning Herald. She...
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Episode 13: How to Become Relevant and Make an Impact - No Matter Who You Are feat. April Palmerlee
Today, we are joined by April Palmerlee, a remarkable woman appointed CEO of AmCham in 2017 after her international career in government, education, and the corporate sector. In Australia, she has worked for the University of Sydney’s US Studies Centre, the Lowy Institute for International Policy, the Centre for Independent Studies, and Potomac Partners. In the US, she held the rank of Assistant Secretary at the Department of State with the remit for international women’s issues. Before...