The Credibility Factor

A valuable resource for women who want to be seen as professional, confident and capable. This book teaches the nuances of credibility, and how to be seen as more memorable. Color photos show "before" and "after" transformations.

Most women don’t know that the choices they make when they get dressed each morning have the power to sabotage or enhance their careers. Kim Foley, a television stylist who has made a successful career of helping news anchors, politicians and celebrities look their best on television, shares her expertise on credibility, image and the tricks of her trade. Color photographs illustrate "do's" and "dont's" and amazing "before" and "after" transformations. This book will empower women of any age to take control of their image.

Kim Foley Credibility Expert, Television Stylist, Corporate Trainer When public figures need to look their best, they turn to Kim Foley. For 25 years, as a professional stylist for film and television, Ms. Foley has worked with hundreds of high-profile clients, including presidents, heads of state, members of congress, celebrities and leaders in industry. Ms. Foley has worked for Meet the Press and 60 Minutes as well as productions for ABC, NBC, CBS, HBO, MTV, and The Discovery Channel, Lifetime, HGTV, CNN, MSNBC, FOX, The History Channel and several feature films. Ms. Foley has also worked on more than 500 commercials, corporate and government films, teleconferences, and press conferences. As the founder of Professional Image Strategies she has developed the training programs, “The Credibility Factor” and “The Power of Image.” Her training programs have helped hundreds of participants enhance their credibility by analyzing the images they project. Her seminar clients have included Fortune 500 companies such as Johnson & Johnson, Rockwell International, and American Express. Kim Foley has a podcast series on iTunes and been cited in the book Mega-Trends for Women, featured in Family Circle magazine, and was presented with the “Women Who Make a Difference” award. For more information go to www.professionalimagestrategies.com