The Social Face of Finance What financial professionals should consider about Linkedin In the corporate world of finance, where does social media fit in? The ideology behind ‘social’ and ‘financial’ juxtaposes each other to the point they could almost be considered an oxymoron. Nevertheless, in this age of social media, there is no industry that

Women are getting professional headshots for their LinkedIn accounts. If you haven’t seen the latest news surrounding LinkedIn, you may be well ahead of the curve with an appropriate professional headshot. Unfortunately for some, especially women, LinkedIn has taken a seedy turn to reflect an online dating app. The professional networking site, has been caught

Why professional Sportsmen should have a professional headshot Headshots for Sportsmen are important, not just the ones they have in their kit. Recently many Rugby players have converted the pitch into the office. A considerable amount have become part of the insurance sector. It appears that the most common sportsmen getting corporate jobs are Rugby

In business, whether it’s fair or not, first impressions count for a lot. There is a certain amount of vanity to this. From a young age we were taught not to judge a book by it’s cover. I’ve been giving this a lot of thought lately and I’ve realised that there is an aspect of

The obsession with selfies continues unabated (according to reports, 1.2 billion selfies were taken in the UK alone last year!), but the importance of a good professional headshot of yourself and your team for your business profile can’t be underestimated. We’ve all heard of the impact of “first impressions” – they happen in our head

Professional Headshots are the new extended hand at a networking event As I have touched on before, first impressions mean everything, and with the way social media has taken the business world by storm, a personal, professional profile is essential to networking. In the new digital age of LinkedIn a professionally taken headshot can be

It is a well-known fact that actors and dancers invest in an expensive portfolio of various still images. From in-performance shots to their professional headshot, these images are one of the first indicators for them being cast within the interview process. It is not only the photographer that the actors and dancers have to consider. Their outfits,

Stand with confidence. Standing strong is key for your headshot and this all stems from placing your arms correctly. The usual fold of the arms can make you little uncomfortable, so beginning by practice a good fold. Start with your right hand tucked under your left armpit and folding your left arm across it, touching