Gerry is a partner at Cyan Partners, a legal search and recruitment firm – and he’s a client of mine, so it was a pleasure to talk to him. Cyan Partners is built on strong values and has a wide-ranging Community and Social Responsibility programme.

Knowing Gerry before he joined the business, I know that it was important for him to be part of a team that lives its values and I was pleased to find out more about the drivers behind that.

From charitable giving, to Climate Perks for employees and becoming a B-Corp, Gerry sees it as a duty as a successful business to give something back.

My book “Marketing for Introverts, How to love it, plan it and do it so you can quietly (and successfully) promote your business in a noisy world” is available to buy on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Marketing-Introverts-quietly-successfully-business/dp/B0CJKY81WD

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He recommended the work of Jim Lescop at DecarbonEaser

Many introverts have some very real fears about different aspects of marketing. When I talk to podcast guests and to clients, we regularly talk about the fear of getting visible, fear of not being perfect, the fear that what we have to say isn’t important and the fear of not being liked.

This episode is taken from my book “Marketing for Introverts, How to love it, plan it and do it so you can quietly (and successfully) promote your business in a noisy world” and I share strategies for overcoming some of the fears and blocks that may be stopping you from marketing your business.

The book is available to buy on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Marketing-Introverts-quietly-successfully-business/dp/B0CJKY81WD

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Earlier this year I was asked to speak about Innovation in Marketing at an industry round table event. The brief was to cover how the marketing world had changed and how small business owners could cut through and use innovation to stand out.

My inner imposter syndrome went to town! I don’t consider myself a particularly innovative marketer and I wondered what I can possibly say to add value to an audience. And then I remembered that talking about your personality and trying to be really human can actually be very innovative. So this episode is my thoughts on innovation and being radically human.

The book “Marketing for Introverts, How to love it, plan it and do it so you can quietly (and successfully) promote your business in a noisy world” is available to buy on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Marketing-Introverts-quietly-successfully-business/dp/B0CJKY81WD

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