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Creating your Profile on The Energy Central Power Industry Network

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Do you want to make a larger impact in the community but you don't know where to get started? Start with updating your profile. 

An effective profile will include a photo, and represent your background and areas of expertise.  People want to know who they are talking to and it helps to show them that you are a real person.

Here is a step by step guide to updating yours:

Step 1:  Login to the Energy Central Community

 

 

Step 2: Click on the small person in the upper right corner and select "Your Account" from the drop-down menu


 

Step 3: On your account page:

  • upload a photo of yourself,
  • fill in the job function and job level,
  • add a tiny bio (the small description that sits at the bottom of your community content) 
  • add a longer bio which will appear on your profile page
  • add links to your social pages
  • scroll down and select "save" and your done.

 

 

 

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