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On Tuesday, May 21st, 2019, at Stamford\u2019s Rama 9 campus, the Communication Arts Department organized the Inspirational Series #3, \u201cHow to create your personal brand and stand out in the media industry,\u201d hosted by model and actress \u201cKhun Lukkade- Metinee Kingpayome.<\/b> More than a hundred students from various majors were present at this inspirational event, accompanied by Stamford management, lecturers, and alumni.<\/p>\n
During the event, Lukkade emphasized the importance of building your own personal brand as it not only helps create clear and genuine connections\/relationships, but it will also help us grow in the age we live in. She further stated that your personal brand is how people will remember you, and that it is important to present yourself in the way that you want to be seen. \u201cEvery action has its\u2019 consequence, and it\u2019s important to learn from one\u2019s mistakes. Don\u2019t let the negativity alter your persona. Don\u2019t lie to yourself to please others.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Communication Arts Department would like to offer our sincerest gratitude to Lukkade for giving our students the opportunity to learn from her advice and guidance about how to create your personal brand, and how to stay true to who you are.<\/b><\/p>\n
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