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http://www.elanimagemanagement.com
- Expert: Natalie Jobity
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As President of Élan Image Management, Natalie Jobity coaches women on how best to harness their own unique flair and lifestyle needs into a personal presence that is memorable, powerful and in alignment with their core values and beliefs.
Natalie is certified by the Association of Image Consultants International (AICI). She has also received styling and image training from the Image Resource Center of NY, an internationally recognizable training group in the image consulting field. Natalie specializes in:
•helping clients discover their personal style
•coaching and mentoring on effective presence and ‘personal branding’
•styling clients for special events
•accompanying clients on personal shopping expeditions
•assisting clients in using color and accessories for impact and expression
•conducting wardrobe audits
•styling models for photo shoots or fashion shows
She conducts workshops and seminars on creating ‘purposeful presence’ and works with local designers as a stylist for their fashion shows. She is a published writer and a member of the AICI, NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners), Ladies Who Launch, NAFE, DC Fashionista’s meetup group and Howard County Chamber of Commerce. She writes a monthly newsletter on image, presence, personal branding and fashion, writes a monthly column for ‘Passionate for Life’ ezine and has an active blog on her website www.elanimagemanagement.com. Natalie’s formal education includes a B.S. in Accounting and Economics, a Masters in Finance and an MBA in Marketing.
Personally, Natalie has always loved clothing and fashion and has had many evolutions in her own image. She has an intuitive sense when it comes to selecting color, fabric and cut to enhance different body shapes and colorings and how to harness people’s essence into their outward appearance. As a 6 foot tall woman, Natalie has first hand knowledge of how to address the needs of clients with very special considerations and how to make their image work for them in new and creative ways.
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