The Rhodin Townhouse by Xue Mei Rhodin

Notes on Generational Mindset, executive skills, business, branding & goal implementation with award winning executive, business adviser and international speaker Xue Mei Rhodin. Visit http://xuemeirhodin.substack.com for all podcast episodes, articles, methods and community conversations. ------------------------------------------------------- My Virtual Townhouse for conversations about building a Generational Mindset in business and life: https://xuemeirhodin.substack.com All social media, brand partnerships, speaking, consulting & recourses: https://beacons.ai/xuemeirhodin ------------------------------------------------------- Xue Mei Rhodin has been featured in Dagens Nyheter, Cap&Design, DigitalTeknik. Expressen, Aftonbladet, Företagaren, and Dagens Industri talking about building businesses, brands and leadership. She's been voted top 30 under 30 change-makers in Sweden, represented Sweden on Twitter, Been an official Ambassador for Entrepreneurship for the Swedish Government and been nominated to the Swedish king's award for non-profit leadership. Xue Mei Rhodin has 20 years of experience running companies and helping other business-owners grow their brand, business and product portfolio. She has spoken all over the world and led workshops with hundreds of people in her own goal-setting method, Goal Plan Session, and in branding- and business strategy.

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The Rhodin Townhouse by Xue Mei Rhodin

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