Mary Komick Style is proud to announce the rebranding and market expansion of the Work to Weekend Wardrobe℠ for Female tech founders, which has now been optimized to include comprehensive personal branding services.
In today’s rapid world, where first impressions are made in mere seconds, how female entrepreneurs present themselves has never been more critical. The reimagined Work to Weekend Wardrobe℠ integrates style psychology with personal branding, allowing female founders to create an authentic personal brand. ‘As the founder of her personal styling consultancy, Mary Komick Style, Mary has made a career out of helping female founders and online entrepreneurs do the same. Komick says “Any fellow female founder knows that you are your best investment. Improving your image and style is an extension of investing in your professional and personal development. “
When working with female founders, Mary Komick Style leverages fashion psychology research to provide unique insights into how to elevate the unique personal brand styles of her entrepreneurial clientele ;
First Impressions:
- A study found that it takes only 7 seconds for people to form a first impression, with clothing being a key factor in that assessment.
- Approximately 65% of hiring managers say clothing choices affect candidates' chances of getting hired. “This becomes even more critical for female founders in investor pitches, where appearance can influence funding decisions.”
Pitching to Investors:
- Only about 2.3% of venture capital funding goes to female-led startups, highlighting the importance of making a strong impression.
- In a survey of investors, 75% admitted that a founder’s appearance and presentation style influenced their funding decisions.
Acquiring Clients:
- 93% of communication is non-verbal, with attire playing a significant role in how a person is perceived professionally.
- 76% of clients say they are more likely to trust and do business with someone who appears polished and well-dressed.
General Professional Appearance:
- Women in leadership positions who dress professionally are perceived as 68% more confident and 55% more capable than those in casual attire.
- 61% of executives believe that employees who dress well have a better chance of being promoted.
Recent studies have shown that customers are significantly more likely (25%) to trust a well-dressed salesperson. Well-dressed individuals are perceived to be more competent and authoritative, which builds greater trust and credibility during these business transactions. Source
The reinvented wardrobe enables female tech founders to embody their brand in a way that aligns with their version of strength and competence in their public and entrepreneurial presence. This sets the stage for successful relationships with clients and investors and fuels their businesses to the next level. Mary Komick Style’s psychology-based approach goes beyond style, helping female leaders convey their authentic personal style.
“As founders, style, and image is the new business card. When you create a wardrobe that supports your busy lifestyle, you’ll feel more empowered in your decision-making skills, and productive to focus on growing your business and reaching your goals,” adds Mary.
To work with Mary Komick Style, visit www.marykomickstyle.com
About Mary Komick :
Mary Komick considers herself an entrepreneur first and a stylist second. As the owner of Mary Komick Style, a premiere styling consultancy firm that transforms the image of female founders and online entrepreneurs, Mary guides women to step into their next level of success with a personal brand style that supports their busy lifestyles.
Starting in on-set styling in Hollywood, then freelancing in LA-based early-stage startups, she eventually set out on her own in wardrobe consulting to successful female entrepreneurs. She found her signature framework in cultivating transformations from the inside out with her fashion psychology and business-minded approach to personal style. Mary is now growing The Work to Weekend Wardrobe℠ for the personal branding of female founders in recognizable cities worldwide.
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