Writing Out Loud: Find Your Personal Brand
Part 1 of a Free 3-Part Lunch & Learn Series
You have more expertise to share than you may realize. The challenge is figuring out what makes your perspective unique and how to communicate it.
Join Crown Center Executive Suites for the first session of Writing Out Loud, a three-part series designed for entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and small business professionals who want to turn their knowledge and experience into content that builds credibility and visibility.
Session 1: Find Your Personal Brand
What do you know, believe, and have to say that no one else can say quite like you?
In this interactive session, we’ll explore how to identify your unique point of view, uncover the experiences and lessons that shape your expertise, and develop themes and ideas that distinguish you from others in your field.
You’ll leave with a personal point-of-view statement, a list of topics you can speak about with authority, and a simple method for capturing ideas for future content.
Friday, October 23, 2026
Crown Center Executive Suites
This free, 60-minute session includes practical instruction, a hands-on exercise, and time for questions. Bring a laptop or notebook. No writing experience is necessary.
The Presenter: Jennifer Gannon
Jennifer Gannon is a writer, content strategist, editor, and entrepreneur with more than 20 years of experience helping brands and individuals find their voice, tell compelling stories, and build authority through the written word. As the founder of P.S. Creative Lab and Pink Slide Press, she works at the intersection of storytelling, brand strategy, and publishing, helping entrepreneurs and aspiring authors turn their expertise and ideas into meaningful content. With an MBA and a background spanning everything from corporate communications and thought leadership to book development and publishing, Jennifer believes that some of the most powerful stories are the ones we haven’t yet figured out how to tell.
Connect with Jennifer
- P.S. Creative Lab
Come discover what you have to say—and why it’s worth sharing.
