Ralitza's Personal Brand Plan
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Ralitza Manova is a 17-year-old student in Mathematics High School in Bulgaria who is interested in languages like English and German. She enjoys subjects like math and informatics and hopes to continue her education in these fields abroad to gain international experience. She sees herself as curious, ambitious, optimistic, honest, understanding, friendly, reliable, loyal, and a dreamer. Her goals include continuing her education in another country, exchanging cultural experiences, expanding her knowledge, gaining more experience, demonstrating her writing skills, and expanding her communication skills to build an international network.
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Ralitza's Personal Brand Plan
- 1. Ralitza Manova: the world in her hands Just another girl to talk about. Personal Brand Plan
- 4. Me in a few words curiosity ambitious optimism honesty understanding friendly reliable precision loyalty dreamer dedication imagination creative innovative team player
- 5. Me and the things I love
- 10. Critical Path ongoing Find new hobbies Sept. 2010 Exchange knowledge and experience with other people August 2010 Make an account in LinkedIn and other social medias Sept. 2010 Volunteer in many different events August 2010 Make new social media contacts ongoing Tweet about me and recently found news or hobbies ongoing Blog updates
- 11. THE END Produced by Ralitza Manova 2010 Available for everyone who has interest in Ralitza’s interests, hobbies and dreams.