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Bec
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Author, Founder & Managing Director at The Comms Department

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Bec Brown has been working as a professional communicator for 20 years, beginning as a vocalist and vocal coach, then retraining to become a PR professional and, most recently, an author.

She’s the founder and Managing Director of public relations and crisis management agency The Comms Department, where she and her team work with some of Australia’s biggest and best-known media, entertainment, travel and lifestyle brands.

Bec and her agency has been a finalist every year entered for PR Professional of the Year and Boutique Agency of the Year at Australia and New Zealand’s most prestigious PR industry awards, the Mumbrella CommsCon Awards and has also been shortlisted multiple times for B&T’s Women in Media award.

Her experience is backed by study including a Bachelor of Music, Graduate Diploma in Media and Communications, and Certificates in Social Psychology and Negotiation.

Penguin Random House recently published Bec’s first book You’ve Got This - the ultimate career hack for anyone wanting to build their dream career in any creative industry. Based on research and Bec’s 20+ years of experience, You’ve Got This gets candid about the realities of today’s working world and guarantees a more rewarding path to success - to score your dream job or start a business doing something you love, while earning a great income and enjoying the journey along the way.
Offering smart, honest, 100% proven tips, valuable anecdotes and easy-to-action advice, You’ve Got This arms readers and listeners with everything needed to reach their creative and earning potential and find career fulfillment, minus the burn out.

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