Rachel C. Weingarten is a noted brand strategist, marketing maverick, pop culture and trends analyst and commentator and author, most recently of Career and Corporate Cool™, How to Look, Dress, and Act the Part- at Every Stage of Your Career (Wiley 08/07).

style & marketing marketing maven and author Rachel Weingarten's website at www.rachel-w.com

     
 
   
 

 
 

Noted and quoted style and marketing maven Rachel C. Weingarten AKA Ms. Biz Manners is a brand strategist, marketing maverick and president of GTK Marketing Group which creates and implements brand strategies and promotions for the beauty, fashion and entertainment industries.  She is a pop culture and trends analyst and commentator and author, most recently of Career and Corporate Cool™, How to Look, Dress, and Act the Part- at Every Stage of Your Career (Wiley 08/07) picked by Entrepreneur magazine as one of their five "page turners" for women executives and by CareerBuilder.com as one of the most interesting career books of 2007, and Hello Gorgeous! Beauty Products in America '40s-'60s a New York Public Library pick for '07.

Rachel is also a writer and author who writes about business and style and the business of style as a contributor to Fortune Small Business, a regular on the editorial pages of top media outlets.
The Washington Post calls Rachel Weingarten "A Hotshot NYC Beauty Consultant,"
ABC News refers to Rachel as a "Celebrity Style Maven."
 Georgette Mosbacher, CEO of Borghese Cosmetics say "Rachel Weingarten redefines the rules of business in Career and Corporate Cool™."
Rachel is regularly quoted in The New York Times, CNN.com, The AP, USA Today and many other publications on the subjects of trends, marketing and career style and etiquette.
Rachel is in demand as a public speaker, and leads fun and interactive workshops for Fortune 100 companies and Ivy League colleges on the subjects of modern business manners, corporate etiquette, personal business branding and style.
   
You might have seen Rachel here
   
Read Rachel's blogs: Business Style Matters, Cool Quotient - Cool business, pop culture and life observations and Q&A with Ms. Biz Manners  - Business etiquette, personal business branding and career style advice, Beauty Counter Culture (find out why she calls them B.Log*s)
   
Rachel regularly writes for top tier publications including: Fortune, Fortune Small Business (she's a contributor), Yahoo Finance, CnnMoney.com, New York Newsday (look for upcoming editorials), New York Sun, Brandweek, Airkisses.com, Men's Health, Forbes Life Executive Woman, The Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday, and many others...
   
Have a great article idea or assignment for Rachel? Need the right quote to add some pizzazz your feature? Write to Rachel at rachel [at] rachel-w [dot] com.  Her work is well researched, interesting and timely- and her style is witty and irreverent.
   
Oh, and she writes books too! Click on the book covers to the left to visit the official sites for Career and Corporate Cool and Hello Gorgeous! Beauty Products in America '40s-'60s a NYC Public Library pick for '07.
   
Also be sure to visit beautycounterculture.com Rachel's take on beauty culture and the beauty industry in general and msbizmanners.com for business style advice and etiquette.
   

[Due to book and speaking commitments the articles section of this site will no longer be updated regularly, but based on the obscene amount of visitors the site receives daily,  you're still finding archived columns or features while Googling- Enjoy!]
Click for a closer view of Rachel's Logo and an explanations of her personal brand philosophy, (yes, there's more than just shameless self promotion)
 
 
Visit the official Career and Corporate Cool™  website (and view pictures from the Nokia launch party) or buy the book from Amazon or Barnes & Noble: 
 
Visit the official Hello Gorgeous! website.
   
   
   
   
 
 
     
* B.Log= Why a B.Log instead of simply a blog? For the uninitiated- a blog is short for web log or an online diary of sorts that can contain ordinary or extraordinary thoughts on business, biochemistry or the blatantly banal.  For those (like Rachel) who've not attended Business School, (or B.School for short), the Cool Quotient B.Log will contain business and life lessons in cool culled from her book Career and Corporate Cool and life in general.

visit: | www.careerandcorporatecool.com | www.brainycrush.com | www.hellogorgeousguide.com | www.airkisses.com | www.gotheregirl.com | www.dailylifeconsulting.com | www.goodybaggifts.com | www.notyourlivingroom.com  | www.networkinnyc.com | www.karmadoro.com | www.beautycounterculture.com  | www.msbizmanners.com |www.partneruppromotions.com 

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