One Heartfelt Employment Co-Branding Best Practice in Business and at Work

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The College of Saint Rose was lucky enough to recently hire my talented friend, colleague and former Women@Work Magazine editor / boss Jennifer Gish as their new Director of Marketing and Communications.  In turn, Jenn posted this great photo in her professional social media channels, uplifting that mutually heartfelt employment co-branding moment (e.g., Jenn’s beaming energy!) as well as a great employer best practice:

The talented New Hire Jenn Gish and her lucky new employer, The College of Saint Rose.

 

How do you as an employer welcome and engage your new hires to support mutual success and employment co-branding in business and at work?