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We recently held a webinar, “Win New Consulting Business: The Four Keys to Writing a Successful Proposal” with national proposal writing expert, Tom Sant. The ability to write winning proposals is an invaluable skill for independent consultants that can help set them apart from their competition.
For many, the approaching new year signifies an opportunity to make changes that will improve their lives. Are you ready to make a positive change in your professional life with a transition to independent consulting?
Have you been searching for a way to use your proposals to stand out from the crowd? In our upcoming webinar, “
Have you been searching for a way to expand your network of prospective clients, opening doors to new business and more success?
’ve worked full time, stayed at home with a child, launched a start-up, and run a solo consulting business, and even I was surprised to learn that there are more women independent workers in this country (8.5 million) than stay-at-home moms (5.4 million). All our society does is 
ty well at the college on the hill, got a first job, married, had two kids, held down a number of satisfying and progressive career roles, even launched a dot.com business that was funded and achieved some major startup milestones. All this before becoming a bona-fide “IC” (independent consultant) and then joining MBO as its first Chief Marketing Officer. Bottom line: I’m not a newbie to the work world.