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Josh coaches C-suite executives to become thought leaders and leverage their personal brands and influence to attract top talent, lead their As the founder of MWI, an international marketing agency created in 1999, Josh shepherded the company through multiple boom and bust cycles. Josh’s lessons learned about entrepreneurship, marketing, and business strategy have been featured in hundreds of articles in more than 20 publications including Inc., Time, Entrepreneur, Forbes, Fast Company, Mashable, and TechCrunch. Josh has appeared on national and international TV and radio, and on dozens of popular podcasts. In 2016, Josh also founded Influencer Inc, a publishing, training, and events company that as*ists executives to become thought leaders. share your message, who will? Somewhere, someone is waiting for you. Chances are, there are a LOT of people waiting for you, but perhaps The first step is to know who you are, and who your audience is. Josh’s checklist will walk you through the process of answering both questions, and when you finish you’ll have a personal brand tagline that will change how you talk about yourself on your website, social media profiles, and everywhere else, and it will change the results you get from them. Sign up now and you’ll also get Josh’s daily email full of the latest tips on how to become an influencer and a thought leader. Success! Now check your email to confirm your subscription and do*nload the personal branding tagline checklist! There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again. “I love answering your questions. I love that sharing my failures, challenges, and successes has inspired many of you to start your own journeys as influencers. When you succeed, I’m just as excited as you are! Join me online, let’s share our experiences, and let’s As recently as 2015 the thought of doing executive coaching had never crossed my mind. I had my marketing agency, MWI, I was writing for Forbes and several other publications, and my plate was full. Then someone offered me $1,000 per month, just to give her advice. I