First Lady Brands – Observations About Personal Branding From the Presidential Campaign – Part I

No one knows what will happen, lights flash around the newly victorious presidential campaigners, nervousness and hope is in the air. Some women revel in this new found visibility. While others, thrust into the national spotlight, stand more removed from the intrusions into their lives.These women are having their first glimpse of the first lady advantage, a sudden national – even international – visibility, status, and scrutiny a woman receives from being part of a winning U.S. presidential campaign team. They start reshaping their personal brands, because its going to happen anyway. They need a plan to define and manage their brand, or someone else will do it for them whether or not they consent.All the presidential candidates’ wives and female candidates are on the campaign trail for a reason. One motivation is obviously political ambition, often both his and hers. Because the longer most people live, they more they realize how much politics matter, and it matters more than anyone really wants to admit.In the sprint to the campaign finish, Michelle Obama toured to visit the military families, trying to understand the issues affecting them. In spite of her opposition to the war, she brought some recognition to lives… Read full this story

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