Achieve Career Success through Personality Development at GIM

We always aim to create an effect on each individual we encounter at Global Image Management.  We are proud to open another batch for Corporate Personality Development.  As more graduates take up and finish the CPD program, we feel more blessed to have the opportunity to share our expertise and knowledge to contribute to each individual's personal and professional success.

We'd like to invite you once again to enroll in our CPD program.  Kindly email us at karen@globalimagemanagement.com for more information or call 3456225/3479340.

Outclass the Competition in Society Lounge

Outclassing the competition is another way to beat your competition, whether in business or for your coveted position in the company.  Doing this entails you to become business savvy and styling up your professional wardrobe with the "power" look.  Join us this Friday, May 25th, 7pm at Society Lounge and learn more ways of "outclassing the competition".  Below is our invitation to the event.

Here's the video, in case you can't click the link above!

http://vimeo.com/41762875

See you then!

Boost your confidence and Empower your Image this summer 2012!

Registration and enrollment is now ongoing in Global Image Management's Personality Development Workshops!  Teens sessions start on April 11 (you may choose your schedule, morning or afternoon sessions for 10 days or whole day for 5 days), and our Corporate PD sessions start on April 14 (every Saturday, from 10 am - 3pm).  Call us now for more information or send us your email address at karen@globalimagemanagement.com so we can send you the info and registration form.

See you all this summer!

GIM blogger is back!

It's been a while since our last article here at GIM, and that is mostly because I, GIM's blogger and director, have been busy with the latest addition in my family and life!

I hope you all are doing well in your personal journey and image growth... Nevertheless, GIM has continued its programs and sessions and we are still pushing forward towards bringing out your personal power and the best version of yourselves!

Here's a picture of my little one saying hello to you all!  He's a reminder to me everyday that life is truly wonderful and God is eternally good to us!

Leonardo Reuben, our new little angel

You can all expect more articles on image, fashion, communication and etiquette on our blogspot soon!  Thank you for all your continued support and love!

All the best,

Karen

Being Chic for your Christmas Party 2011

Corporate Christmas Parties is inevitably part of every corporate professional's December calendar of events.  Dressing for these occasions gives a chance for a regular employee to show off their fashion sense and style.  For this year's holiday season, key elements and details on dresses and styling are predicted to create an outstanding impression for the otherwise, dull and boring corporate look of any office employee.

One-shouldered Dress

From the red carpet to cocktail parties (your own Christmas party), this 2011 trend gave sexiness once again to the asymmetrical look.  Whether it's a single sleeveless or a single long-sleeved style, this is one look that can create a more flattering look for anyone, and add a touch of confidence to the wearer.

More Holiday party 2011 style trends...

Image and Personality Public Seminar for Professionals!

Job Interview Tip: Don't 'make-up'... Do "Make-down"

These days, having an impressive resume is not the only factor that can help a job hunter get the job she desires.  Creating an excellent first impression is another factor that an interviewer may consciously or subconsciously be aware of in deciding whether or not you would fit into their company's needs.  First impressions, of course, involve being able to create that most credible appearance during the first moment a job seeker meets the interviewer for the first time. 

As for most females, here are some tips on the ideal job interveiw make-up:

-"Less is More.." Concealer, sheer pressed powder are your best make-up tools for any job interview.  No need for a full coverage foundation or heavy powder.  Remember, you are meeting one or two persons in a room, not an entire audience in a theater.