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Marketing Yourself as an Interim Manager

Just as a great product is rarely a success if poorly marketed, simply having skills, knowledge, experience and even track record, is no guarantee of success as an interim manager.

Many aspiring interim managers underestimate the amount of marketing they need to do in order to succeed. It’s not just about dusting down your CV and shoehorning in a few interim service providers; it takes a lot more thought than this.

 

We can help you market yourself effectively to put you on the road to success with our new e-book, entitled How to Market Yourself as an Interim. This resource will help you to identify your market, giving you example routes to market and the best ways in which to make a good impact on your interim career.

 


 

To get hold of all of this expert advice on how to be the best interim manager, all you need to do is download our e-book below.

 


 

How to Market Yourself as an Interim Manager

 

Simply having skills is no guarantee of success. Many interim managers underestimate the amount of marketing they need to do in order to succeed

Download our e-book for advice on how to be the best interim manager.

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