Career as a Brand System™: The Language That Shapes Your Career

Your experience may speak for itself, but only if you have the language to help others understand its value. As careers evolve, the challenge is often not gaining more experience. It’s learning how to articulate the throughline: what you’re known for, what makes your perspective distinct, and where you want to go next. In this interactive 90-minute workshop, Wendy Chan, founder of INBRND and creator of Career as a Brand System™, will guide UC Davis alumni through a brand-strategy approach to career development. Rather than treating your career story as a static bio or résumé, you’ll explore how language can become infrastructure for the opportunities you want to create. Through guided reflection, practical exercises, and the Career as a Brand System™ framework, participants will learn how to: • Identify the experiences, strengths, and patterns that shape how you want to be known • Develop clearer language for communicating your value across roles, industries, and career stages • Connect past experiences into a more cohesive professional narrative • Translate that narrative into language you can use across conversations, profiles, interviews, and other career assets • Write a Letter to Your Future Self to define what you want the next chapter of your career to stand for Participants will receive a digital workbook before the session and leave with language they can continue refining and applying long after the workshop. What past participants discovered “I have great visuals, but the words and language could be better.” “This workbook is very thought-provoking. I almost didn’t come, but I’m so glad I did—I’m trying to pivot.” “Early in my career, I thought success would be achieved through product knowledge and sales ability. This system helped me realize that positioning and differentiation matter just as much—if not more—than sales skills or persuasion.”

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