Siri Studio - Hey , Ms Siri

Siri Studio is a Made in Kenya fashion brand founded by Anita Gaitho in 2016. Anita believes that her garments compliment everything you love about yourself and they are crafted as a celebration of femininity, confidence and elegance .

Siri Studio targets the urban work oriented woman aged between 23-40 years who requires a contemporary yet sophisticated wardrobe that helps her express her authentic self . Their garments are high quality, versatile and durable.

The brand is located at Adlife Plaza Kilimani.

Michelle Harriet in a mustard yellow suede dress
Michelle Harriet in a matching printed top and pants set
Cyanne Aduda in Yellow Pin Tuck Pants
Cyanne Aduda in a Orange ribbed dress
Michelle Harriet in a matching printed top and pants set
Bridgit Juma in a Hand pleated satin pants and shirred top

Peperuka – The Brand Telling African Stories

Peperuka is a Kenyan lifestyle brand by Wangari Nyanjui that tells African stories through products with powerful symbolic representation and language. Wangari is passionate about designing for impact. For every purchase, a percentage of the proceeds goes to Peperuka Foundation which trains and mentors young girls in the fashion industry.

Their products range from apparel, accessories, home décor, and gift items that are inspired by everyday life. Peperuka products are loved by people in Kenya and all over the world.

Peperuka founder and designer Wangari Nyanjui
Peperuka graphic mugs
Me I Love Kenya Pillow on Ankara fabric.
The classic “Me I Love Nairobi” tees are one of the best sellers
Tote bag with popular ‘Kenyan sayings’
Fridge magnets for that Kenyan touch in your kitchen

Women in Alternative Dispute Resolution High Tea Event 

Earlier this month Connie was a guest speaker at the Women in Alternative Dispute (WADR) Resolution High Tea event, which was held at Radisson Blu, Upperhill. The event was part of the month of March  International Women’s day celebration. The Key topics for the day were “Leveraging on Equity” and “Personal Branding for Success” which Connie facilitated alongside Professional Makeup Artist Kristeen Kuria and Chairperson Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration Jacqueline Oyuyo.

Fashionable Guests at the event
Guests group picture
Practical styling session with Connie Aluoch
Skin care and Makeup session with Kristeen Kuria
Keynote speaker, Chairperson Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration Jacqueline Oyuyo
Professional Makeup Artist Kristeen Kuria and Connie Aluoch

Soft Glam Makeup with Grace Murema for Costume and Makeup for Film Class at USIU

Grace Murema of Grycelle Studio is an Award-winning and certified Special Effects Makeup Artist and was our  Guest Lecturer in March. She trained the students on key aspects of Soft Glam Make Up and how to create the look. 

Guest Lecturer Grace demostrating.
Class in session.
Practical lessons creating a Soft Glam Makeup look
Practical lessons creating a Soft Glam Makeup look
Final Soft Glam Makeup Look
Final Soft Glam Makeup Look
Guest lecturer Grace and Connie grading Students practical looks

Ashok Sunny – For the Executive Man

Ashok Sunny Tailored Limited is Kenya’s leading designer brand dealing in Bespoke suits for women and men. Bespoke tailoring simply means that the garment has been customized for a particular individual their specific measurements, preferences, and body type. The executive brand is named after its Founder and Creative Director, Ashok Sunny.

A tuxedo suit with a twist; has a peak lapel overcoat and a cummerbund instead of a belt.
Designer Ashok Sunny in a three-piece; has a suit jacket, waistcoat, matching pants, and a club collar shirt

The brand offers an  Imperium Collection which is a whole wardrobe specifically designed for you. The wardrobe has suits for work, weekend life, hobbies, and family life. Ashok’s clientele includes businessmen, the diplomatic community, and individuals looking for an executive appearance. His suits have been worn by His Excellence President William Ruto.

Visit their showroom  on Koinange Street, Deluxe Mall, and have a bespoke experience

Pinstripe navy blue single-breasted suit with a notch lapel
Grey Italian cut double-breasted three-piece suit with a peak lapel, dark brown tie and white Egyptian shirt.
A casual single-breasted suit, elegant and suave for events such as weddings.
African-inspired golf outfit with casual pants, best for your Tee days.

National Career Fair

Connie  alongside her Co-Panelists Dr. King’ori  ,Dann Mwangi  Philbert Julai Mdindi  and Denning Okato at the Nation Career Fair.  She shared her insights and   experiences on the evolving job markets in the Creative Arts, Technology, and Marketing Sectors.

Connie at The National Career Fair
Connie alongside Dr King'ori
Connie alongside Dr. King'ori ,Dann Mwangi Philbert Julai Mdindi and Denning Okato at the Nation Career Fair.

Wangari Mathenge – Masai Culture to the World

Minimalistic, Quirky, and Versatile. These are three words that describe the Wangari Mathenge fashion label. Started in 2014 out of a passion for fashion and conservation, WM is known for creating and modifying fabrics into pieces that are everyday basics with a little bit of twist in terms of construction. Maasai Shuka is one of her favorite mediums which she is popularly known for.

A variation of the Uumba Kaftans with Kimono-inspired sleeves.
Wangari Mathenge is known for converting the Maasai Shuka into stylish garments
The Kono Kaftan
The Uumba Kaftans with Kimono-inspired sleeves
The Aria Harem pants.

Strathmore Team Leaders Training – 27.01.2023

Last month Connie conducted training at Strathmore Business School  (SBS) where she is Adjunct Faculty. The training was  for Strathmore Staff Managers and  Team Leaders. The training focused on Personal Branding and Executive Presence. Key topics covered during the training were Personal Branding, Grooming and Executive Presence.

Team Leaders in training session
Connie Aluoch in Session
Team Leaders during the training session
Trainees during class exercise in groups
Group work presentation
Group Picture after a successful Training Session

Kamami Bliss – Boho Chic Meets African Style

Kamami Bliss, launched by Linda Muthama in 2015, is a made-in-Kenya brand that designs and creates stylish clothing with size-inclusive silhouettes. Her designs feature Boho-chic aesthetics infused with vibrant African-inspired prints. The brand grew organically through pop-up events and social media marketing until they eventually started stocking at a retail outlet at Westgate Mall. She recently launched the Nawiri collection which is a love note each woman gives herself every day to remind herself how powerful she is.

The Amani Maxi Rainbow dress
The Amani Maxi dress in pink
Millie Pallazo set
Kendie wrap skirt set paired with a Wendo T-shirt

Metamorphisized 

Metamorphisized, founded by Daudi Onkoba in 2018, is a Made in Kenya leading streetwear brand that tells African stories through garments. The brand believes in inclusivity through design and makes clothes that are gender-neutral. The name Metamorphisized represents the idea of growth similar to that of butterflies.
They recently released their Mechi Collection from the idea of a fictional “Fight Club” and it embodies the idea of the discipline, persistence, and perseverance a fighter endures. The collection brings forth sportswear staples such as Jersey T-Shirts, Sweat-Pants and Hoodies, Varsity Jackets, Track Jackets, and Track pants. Have a look at the collection below;

Look 2 – Fight club Sweat set
Mechi: Fight club Look 4 – Graphic t-shirt and the 5 pocket sweatpants
The Bahati Bowling shirt and the 5 pocket sweatpants
Mechi: Fight Club – Cropped Jersey and track pants
The Fight Club Varsity Jacket
Details of the Varsity Jacket

The Label Saba – Redefined Nomadic Luxury

The Label Saba is a luxury leather bag brand that represents “Redefined Nomadism” – the movement of Nomadic culture through luxury. Nthenya Mwendwa, who is the creative director, creates original African luxury designs using raw materials such as fish leather, beads, and cow leather. She works with women’s community groups, especially in the Maasai community, and helps them create a sustainable livelihood for themselves and their children.

The brand is based in Nairobi, Kenya, and exports to the U.S.A, U.K, Dubai, Italy, France, and Germany and showcased at the Dubai Expo 2020.

Fish leather pouches
Black clutch with fish leather flap and beaded tassel
Designer Nthenya Mwendwa at Cannes Film Festival (Captured by James Ndabia)
Former French basketball player, Tony Parker with Nthenya at Cannes Film Festival Gifting Suites (Captured by James Ndabia)
The first lady of Ivory Coast, Dominique Ouattara with Nthenya Mwendwa at Cannes Film Festival Gifting Suites (Captured by James Ndabia)
Viola Davis photographed with A Label Saba Bag at Cannes Film Festival Gifting Suites (By Claire Painchaud Photography)
Designer Nthenya Mwendwa at Cannes Film Festival (Captured by James Ndabia)

Classy Holiday Wear Guideline – Business Daily 

The end of the year comes with celebrations and travel that require a fashionable look. Selecting the perfect outfit for the End Year office Party, New Year Gala and much more can be daunting.  Connie Aluoch has compiled a style guide that will help you navigate the holiday fashion season successfully. Click the link below to read full the article on Business Daily Africa.

Made in Kenya Brand IKOJN Spreads its Wings 

IKOJN, founded by Cris Njoki in 2015 is a renowned women’s wear brand. The brand is synonymous with unique inclusive designs tailored for African Women and focuses on empowering women and creating a sustainable impact on the lives and communities of people around the ecosystem.

The brand launched its 2nd physical outlet in Kenya at Imaara Mall on Saturday, November 5th. In attendance were special Ikojn guests, clients, and various influencers who were all awarded 50% discount vouchers. Connie Aluoch and team are proud to be supporting the IKOJN brand in their brand strategy and media presence

Connie with Cris Njoki founder of the IKOJN Brand.
Connie with Media Personality Oga Obinna
Loyal clients dressed in IKOJN
Guests at the Ikojn launch
Designer Zanta Adeyde at the launch

3rd Edition of The Social Sunday Fashion Brunch  

This year’s 3rd Edition of Social Sunday Fashion Brunch curated by Connie Aluoch was held on Sunday, October 30th at the Social House. The fashion brunch was proudly sponsored by Samsung, Bio Food Product, and Beefeater Gin. The Brunch is a partnership between Award Winning Stylist, Connie Aluoch and the Social House to promote the “Made in Kenya” #BuyKenyaBuildKenya initiative.

The chief guest speaker was Joanne Mwangi-Yelbert, Chairperson of the Kenya Tourism Board. Other guests included Dr. Joseph Aluoch and Lady Justice Joyce Aluoch, Capital FM Lifestyle Editor Vinnie O, Terryanne Chebet, and Georgie Ndirangu. The Fashion showcase on the runway had personalities  Natalie Tewa, and Muriuki Kagiri showcasing Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4.

In line with creative sustainability, designers showcase and sell their collections during the Brunch, and thereafter selected pieces are sold at the Social Retail Store giving the designers access to local consumers, international travelers and the business community that stay at the hotel. 

Designers who showcased at the 3rd Edition were;  

Genteel: Classic Menswear wear brand that fuses Kenyan Culture with Exceptional Craftsmanship.

2NU: This brand is for the Classy, Elegant and Stylish woman.

Joan Mwangi-Yelbert, Chair of the Kenya Tourism Board
Connie Aluoch curator of the Social Sunday Fashion Brunch with The Dapper Brother, Natalie Tewa and, Terryanne Chebet
From Left to Right (Front)Dr. Joseph Aluoch and Justice Joyce Aluoch. Back - Connie Aluoch Curator of the Social Sunday Fashion Brunch, Julius Opio Nairobi Chairman of the Kenya National Chambers of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) Designer Aulgah Nato and Capital FM Lifestyle Editor Vinnie O
Sponsors Samsung Kenya team
Sponsors Bio Foods Marketing and Communications Director Waithera Nganga speaking at the event
Connie Aluoch curator of the Social Sunday Fashion Brunch with Leah Attfield -Pernod Ricard Gin Brand Ambassador for East Africa
Model Showcasing Womenswear Brand 2NU
Model showcasing Menswear Brand Genteel with Shoes by the brand Ikwetta
Models showcasing bag designs and shoes by the brand Ikwetta
Guests enjoying the show
Guests enjoying the show

Artfit Africa – Afro-centered Streetwear

Artfit Africa, founded in 2021 by Joshua Nyachieo, is a homegrown fashion brand that produces afro-centered streetwear. The brand is reknown for their African-inspired bold prints on customized t-shirts, shirts, pants, hoodies, etc. for both kids and fashion-forward adults. They produce and print their collections locally.

Artfit offers both ready-to-wear and custom-made options. Their vibrant and bold prints represent different aspects of traditional African style and modern pop style. The brand is a favorite for both Kenyan and African Audiences.

Instagram: @artfit.africa

Website: www.artfitapparels.shop

Artfit Safari Collection Sweatshirt and Palazzo Pants set
Afro Safari Sweatshirt and Biker Pants
A minimalist kids’ collection
An Artfit Classic Minimalist Long Sleeved Tshirt Collection
An Artfit Dark Green Street Set

Zamara Graduate Induction Personal Branding

Earlier this month Connie trained young graduates of the Zamara Induction Program on the importance of Branding. Key topics covered during the training include the importance of first impressions, building a personal brand and grooming. There was a practical session on key factors to consider when creating a capsule wardrobe

Connie, Maureen Chege (Learning and Development Advisor) and the trainees during introduction session
Connie showcasing clothing items for a capsule wardrobe
Connie showcasing clothing items for a capsule wardrobe
2022 October Zamara Graduate Induction Trainees

Magical Kenya Travel Expo – “Rediscover the Magic’

Magical Kenya Travel Expo hosted by The Kenya Tourism Board is one of the largest tourism and travel fairs in the region and that brings together global tourism leaders, buyers, and sellers. Due to the pandemic for the last 2 years the event was held virtually but this year the event was held at Bomas of Kenya from October 5th to the 7th.

On October 4th, there was an opening cocktail that hosted guests from across the world. The Chief Guest was Hon Najib Balala Minister for Tourism. Also in attendance were Chairperson of Kenya Tourism Board Joanne Mwangi Yelbert, CEO of Kenya Tourism Board Betty Radier, and Marketing Advisor of Ministry of Tourism &Wildlife Fatma Muses amongst other dignitaries.

Hon Najib Balala
Chairperson of KTB Joanne Mwangi
CEO of KTB Betty Raider
Fatma Muses, Ministry of Tourism &Wildlife

For the first time ever, the event hosted a fashion show celebrating #MadeInKenya curated by Connie Aluoch. The designers showcased were women’s wear designers Aulgah Nato, Mambo Pambo and unisex brand Boguk. All looks were accessorized by jewelry designer Zanta Adeyde and the Designers sold their collections at their Pop Up Retail Section at the Expo.

Connie Aluoch Fashion Curator and Producer of the Fashion Show
Aulgah Nato “Safari Collection” x Zanta Adeyde Accessories “Sisi Collection”
Aulgah Nato “Safari Collection” x Zanta Adeyde Accessories “Sisi Collection”
Head Designer Aulgah Nato
Head Designer, Zanta Adeyde
Boguk Collection
Boguk Collection
Boguk Collection
Bevern Oguk, Head Designer at Boguk Brand
Mambo Pambo x Zanta Adyede Collection
Mambo Pambo x Zanta Adyede Collection
Mambo Pambo Tutu dress
Kawira Mirero, Mambo Pambo’s Head Designer
Phoina Beauty team created the Afro Modern Makeup Looks
Phoina Beauty team at work
Boguk Pop up Retail Section
Mambo Pambo Pop up Retail Section
Aulgah Nato and Zanta Adyede Pop up Retail Section

Zamara Group – Personal Branding & Executive PresenceTraining

We had an interactive session training  the Senior Managers and Advisors of Zamara Group on the importance of building a strong Personal Brand and developing  Executive Presence as leaders. Key topics covered were The impact of first Impressions  and  the  7Cs of Executive Presence.

Connie during training
Connie during training
Ice breaker session
Pitching Session with Zamara Team Members
James Karora and Maureen Chege of the Zamara Group

Emeka Suits – The Epitome of Sustainability 

Emeka Suits refers to itself as a black and green lifestyle enterprise. Black, because it is black-owned, black-made, and created to empower African industries. Green, because it uses up-cycled materials, aims for a waste-free production chain and explores new ideas of sustainability. Founded by Sydney Emeka Nwakanma, the business has its roots in Africa with production taking place in West and East Africa, especially in our own Kibera slums.

Emeka Suits sources its fabrics from Mitumba Markets and create new pieces of clothing from curtains or bed sheets that they then turn into suits, hats, and bags in limited collections.

Instagram: @emeka_suits

Website: emeka-suits.com/

Emeka Suits turning waste materials into sophisticated pieces
From left to right; Ismael, Kindima (center) and Femi Oyewole
Ismael (back left) and Femi (front) in up-cycled velvet suits
Femi Oyewole and Kindima
Kindima in an up-cycled curtain suit

Olisa Kenya – Knitwear at its Best

Olisa Kenya is a knitwear design label whose visual language puts a strong emphasis on color, pattern, craftsmanship, and materiality. Heavily inspired by the vibrancy of the African lifestyle, Olisa Kenya is a celebration of textile traditions. The designer, Akoth Otieno, is a self-taught knitter who created the brand out of a basic need to bring a fresh take on a basic uncomplicated wardrobe.

Instagram: @olisakenya

Enquiries: studio@olisakenya.com

Designer Akoth Otieno wearing one of her pieces
Model Sara Hazem in the Kose top (Photographer: Klensed Photography)
Monthe Sila in the Mutheu jumper
Sarah Hazem in the Shadia sweater dress (Photographer: Klensed Photography)
Model Monthe Sila wearing Mutheu jumper
Cindy Isendi in the Iris dress as photographed by Jonathan Okello Photography

Deepa Dosaja – Ethics and Beauty Combined 

Deepa Dosaja is a leading fashion designer with international recognition and she uses her platform to speak about the impact fashion has on the environment and the fashion community. Her collections are known for their elegance and playfulness with the signature stunning color combinations, embroidery, and hand-painted flowers seen throughout.

From its earliest days, Deepa Dosaja Limited (DDL) has been founded on the twin pillars of ethics and beauty. The DDL brand has always believed in producing sustainable environmentally friendly clothes and is proud to have created constant employment for its artisans.

Instagram: @deepa.dosaja

Website: www.deepadosaja.com

Located in Nairobi at Old Loresho Shopping Centre, Loresho Ridge.

Fashion Designer Deepa Dosaja
Deepa Dosaja Collection
Plaid Big Collar sleeveless coat and knee-length black diversity dress
Ross tank top and Deepa Flowers joggers
The Organza wrap top and crepe princess skirt
Deepa Dosaja was among the first designers to showcase at The Social Sunday Fashion Brunch curated by Connie Aluoch
Luisa bust twist dress and Rita feather shawl as showcased at Social House during the Sunday Fashion Brunch (24 April 2022)
Wool poncho and Leopard Julia jumpsuit as showcased at Social House during the Sunday Fashion Brunch (24 April 2022

Lilabare – Purposefully Made Clothing

Lilabare, based in Nairobi, Kenya is a clothing brand that uses traceable, natural & handcrafted materials to create versatile designs for the mindful individual. LilaBare’s styles are inherently sustainable for the wearer and they make clothes for people who appreciate the ever-increasing value of purposefully made clothing.

Sauti Sol’s band member Chimano in the Makuti Jacket (Shot by @keefphotography, Styled by Brian Babu)
The gender-bending clothing; Kojo Jacket /Shirtdress (shot by @photoman254)
The URITHI: HEIRLOOM collection (shot by @photoman254)
The Shona Denim Jacket is made entirely from a textile designed using reclaimed jeans.
The Enarei Sleeveless dress (shot by @photoman254)

Training on Personal Branding & Fine Dining Etiquette with Diageo Brand Ambassadors

Connie Aluoch in partnership with Victoria Mulu-Munywoki  conducted a training on Personal Branding and Fine Dining Etiquette. Victoria is the first Kenyan Native Sommelier with over 10 years of experience. The trainees represent the various range of Diageo products.   

Key topics covered by Connie included First Impressions, Grooming, Brand Reputation and Brand Communication

Victoria’s had a practical session on the Fine Dining Etiquette and highlighted key rules that must be observed during fine dining. 

Connie’s session on Personal Branding.
Victoria’s practical session on Fine Dining.
Trainees practical session on Fine Dining.
Team picture Nick Mutinda -Head of Reserve Luxury and Key Accounts (EABL), Nduku Wamakau – Business Development Manager Diageo Luxury Portfolio, Victoria, Connie and the Brand Ambassadors.

Creative Styling Class at United States International University (USIU)

The main goal of Creative Styling is to equip the students with skills on how to select costumes and accessories for film characters based on a script. The session covered both theoretical and practical aspects of creative styling.

Connie lecturing.
Clothing Selection for the class
Accessories Selection for the Class
Students selecting costumes for styling
Group work selection of Costumes for charcters.
Group 1 presentation: Character styled as a young lawyer in Teal Top and black skirt.
Group 2 Presentation: Character styled as a young tech gentleman in a cream blazer attending an investor meeting.
Group 3 presentation: The character styled as a 19-year-old seeking attention in a red hat, accessories, and Little Black Dress.
Group 4 presentation: Character styled a blue shirt, navy blazer and brown khaki pants as a 45-year-old wannabe cool guy.

SPECIAL EFFECTS  MAKEUP (SFX) Class at United States International University (USIU)

Grace Murema of Grycelle Studio is an Award-winning and certified Special Effects Makeup Artist and was a Guest Lecturer last month and she trained the students on key aspects of Special Effects. Grace demonstrated to the students how to create gun wounds; entry and exit wounds. The students then paired up in groups of 2 to practice creating both entry and exit wounds.

The guiding image for the entry gunshot wound.
Guest lecturer Grace
Guest lecturer Grace demonstrating on a model
The entry wound
The exit wound
Practical exercises with Students creating gunshot wounds on each other.
Practical exercises with Students creating gunshot wounds on each other.
Practical exercises with Students creating gunshot wounds on each other.
Practical exercises with Students creating gunshot wounds on each other.
Practical exercises with Students creating gunshot wounds on each other.

Powering Fashion Made in Kenya Hosted by Shop Zetu

Wandia Gichuru Co-founder and CEO of VIVO with the flagship brands Vivo Woman, Safari & Zoya hosted an interactive session on ‘Made in Kenya’ at the Sarova Panafric Hotel on 18th July. The key agenda was to discuss the opportunities and challenges “Made in Kenya” faces. In attendance were fashion and textile stakeholders, stylists, designers, influencers, manufacturers, fashion associations and policy makers. The discussions covered various  issues that the Kenyan Fashion Industry is facing and what changes can be made.  

Anne Mutahi -SME Advisor to the President highlighted the need to understand the profile of the Kenyan Consumer & their purchasing power. Linda Mukangonga from Haute Baso Rwanda shared the successes of Rwanda’s fashion

Anne Mutahi speaking on the need to understand the Kenyan fashion consumer
Linda Mukangonga from Haute Baso Rwanda . Haute Baso is a lifestyle brand that creating unique clothing, accessories and jewelry based on the heritage of Rwandan artisanship.

The panel discussions was moderated by Media Personality Caroline Mutoko and panelists included Connie Aluoch Award Winning Fashion Stylist and Fashion Editor, Esther Nyawira of Elsie Glamour, Wakiuru Njuguna of HEVA, Patricia Kihoro Influencer & Storyteller and Mark Stephenson MD of Sandstorm Bags.

The discussion highlighted that lack of collaboration between designers, high cost of manufacturing, saturation and deficit in different parts of the value chain and poor visibility of fashion brands these are key factors that hinder growth in the fashion industry.  

Key recommendations from the discussions include the initiative of Connie featuring only Made in Kenya brands on her Sunday Nation Fashion Column & The Social Sunday Fashion Brunch that markets local designers. Patricia Kihoro mentioned that designers need to engage influencers to propel the narrative. Waikuru from HEVA encouraged designers to engage with the company for funding options and Mark highlighted that they are working on a platform called Opportunity Factory and this platform will increase visibility of local designers to the international market. Wandia encouraged

Connie Aluoch and Wandia Gichuru
From left: Connie Aluoch, Patricia Kihoro,Wandia Gichuru and Mark Stephenson
Panelist: Esther Nyawira founder of Elsie Glamour
Cris Njoki founder and CEO of Ikojn Live

Little Red: Made to Measure Experience

Luxury brand Little Red Africa recently hosted an Authentic Bespoke Experience with Master Tailors from Italian Fashion Houses Pal Zileri, Principe D’Eleganza, Sannino, and shoe company DIS (Design Italian Shoes)

The experience also included a private Cocktail Party on June 9th at the Social House where guests were able to meet with Master Tailors, view Collections and Book Appointments. The Bespoke experience was in partnership with Connie Aluoch Styling Management and Glenfiddich.

The Made to Measure Experience
Design Italian Shoes (DIS)
Fabric Samples from Italian Brand Sannino
Glenfiddich’s National Ambassador Mulunda Kombo
Connie with Master Tailors from Italian Brand Sannino
Connie with Master Tailor from Italian Brand Palzileri

Family Bank Training at SBS

Last month Connie conducted a training at SBS where she is Adjunct Faculty for the Family Bank Sales Team.The training focused on Personal Branding and Executive Presence.

Key topics covered during the training were First Impressions and Grooming, The 7Cs of Executive Presence – Confidence, Clarity, Control, Competence, Class, Connection, and Collaboration.

Connie during the session
Family Bank Sales team undergoing training
Trainees working on a project online to assess   their digital footprint 
Group project
Group project
Group presentations
Group presentations
Group Picture after a successful Training Session with the Family Bank Team.