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Portfolio Management

A portfolio is a visual and emotional representation of your career journey and notable achievements. It’s an engaging way to tell your story and show potential employers what you are capable of.

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What is the goal of your portfolio?

Your portfolio should tell a coherent story about who you are and demonstrate who you could be for the hiring company. The main goal of your portfolio is to show hiring managers you are the ideal candidate for the role you are applying for.

Highlight Achievements

Thought Process

Envision Collaboration

Highlighting the most relevant achievements that showcase your leadership and quantifiable business growth.

Demonstrating your strategic thought process, decision framework, and problem-solving methodology.

Helping hiring managers imagine what it would be like to work with you on high-stakes executive initiatives.

You can use a portfolio to help you land a new job or when you are applying for a promotion internally. The goal will be the same – to demonstrate who you are and what you can do.

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Always-On Personal Website

Resume & LinkedIn Links

Pre-Interview Briefing

Maintain an always-on approach by creating a personal website to serve as your portfolio so search engines land directly on your narrative.

Link directly to your digital portfolio from your executive resume and LinkedIn profile to convert casual viewers into active leads.

Send it to the recruiter or hiring manager before an interview to set the precise strategic context of the discussion.

Post-Interview Follow-Up

Executive Leave-Behinds

Send it as part of your thank you or follow-up email following an interview to reinforce key answers and seal the deal.

Leave physical hard copies as leave-behinds for interviewers to review, like a research trifold brochure or longer-form printed piece.

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Your portfolio should include anything that serves your goal of demonstrating who you are and what you are capable of, but it also needs to be short, digestible, and engaging. That means you shouldn’t include your entire work history or everything that happened to you since you were six. There are tons of advice online about what to include, I’ll share what my portfolio contains below, but here are a few ideas to get you started:

  1. Introduction (about me)

  2. Mission/vision (your “why”)

  3. Work examples/deliverables (an article you wrote, video you created)

  4. Case studies highlighting your achievements (problem, process, solution, results – your classic STAR)

  5. Processes you’ve created/improves

  6. Strategic decisions (negotiating with a vendor to reduce costs, team structure, budget allocation)

  7. Keynotes, interviews, thought leadership content

  8. Awards and recognition

  9. Professional recommendations

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