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Personal Branding Strategies Jerry Wilson and Ira Blumenthal tell men and women how to improve their personal brands by utilizing the same principles employed at Coca Cola and other companies. personal branding strategies • corporate imaging disciplines • jerry wilson ira blumenthal • managing brand you • 7 steps to creating your most successful self |
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