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How to write a short professional bio
This article, originally published on Seek, covers the process of writing a short bio, with practical tips and a biography template to help you present yourself professionally across various platforms. We also cover the elements to include, how to tailor your bio for different contexts, and strategies to make your bio stand out. What is a short bio? When to use a short bio ..
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Brianna Kerr is a social entrepreneur and sustainability leader. She holds part-time positions at UNSW’s Centre for Social Impact, Monash Business School, Pale Blue and
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Jay Tonai-Moore is a West Australian university student working with Sites4Good to build websites for Australian charities to help them reach the people who need
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Deb Tsorbaris is the CEO of the Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare, a role she has held for the past decade. The
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Rob Rees is a renowned social entrepreneur, former award-winning chef, and long-time advocate for social justice, food education and community wellbeing. He was recently appointed
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