NBC Today Show

Bragging Can Lead to Promotions: Peggy explains on NBC’s Today Show how bragging in the workplace leads to promotions and bonuses in a segment called “Today At Work.”  – View the segment here.

Tough Love Coaching: When Dale Kloefkorn was laid off after nine years as a data analyst, Nightline arranged for him to meet with Peggy. Kloefkorn was in for some tough love during his four-hour session, which Nightline taped. View the segment here.

Get a Job: On a special live episode of CN8 Money Matters Today, Peggy gives advice to students at Drexel University about increasing their employability after graduation by learning the art of graceful self-promotion. – View the segment here.

The Company was Downsized, Now You're Upsized: As the economy weakens, employers tighten their work forces. Many remaining employees will find themselves catapulted into the jobs of their bosses, or even their bosses' bosses. Those surviving the corporate ax face unexpected problems amidst new career opportunities. This article includes advice from Peggy on how to deal with this unusual situation. By Melinda Ligos.

"A Sisterhood of Workplace Infighting": Read Peggy’s article in The NYT to find out why she says that the way women treat one another at work might be the last obstacle to their success.

In Your Best Life: "BRAG! Connections" makes an appearance in O Magazine. This innovative, cross-generational program pairs aspiring teens or disadvantaged young adults with seasoned corporate workers to teach critical networking and self-promotion job skills.

Women Managers Learn to Promote Themselves: Peggy Klaus presents her new workshop, "Bragging Rites and Wrongs," in Minneapolis. Effective self-promotion can significantly help anyone land a coveted job or advancement. But because few women hold high-profile posts, many are uncomfortable pushing themselves out front. In the interactive presentation, Peggy coaches midlevel managerial women on the importance of knowing how to blow your own horn. By Joann Lublin.

Business Week

She's Gotta Have It: She has Everest-size ambitions, a flawless track record, and an uncanny knack for strategy. "I'd love to promote her," the CEO says. "But she just doesn't have 'it'.” ‘It', in this case, is executive presence, something that Peggy teaches her clients to have. By Michelle Conlin.

Fortune Magazine

Show Off, Without Being A Blowhard: Peggy Klaus presents her new workshop, "Bragging Rites and Wrongs," in With companies restructuring after mergers, more and more middle and senior managers are required to reinterview (with new management) to be "hired." If ever there were a time to learn the subtle science of self-promotion, this is it. By Anne Fisher.

Recession-Proof Your Career: With no end in sight to what’s being called The Great Recession, Peggy Klaus visits The Jim Bohannon Show to advise his audience on the best way to recession-proof their careers. – Listen in.