Women's History Month TOP speakers for March
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I'm surely excited about Women's History Month! Women’s History Month is an annual observance in March to recognize the accomplishments, contributions, and historical significance of women. It also encourages reflection on the progress made in gender equality while acknowledging the ongoing challenges women face worldwide. Good news! We are highlighting four speakers for this month's celebration. We have added a new talk to recognize that 47% of women in the US workforce are mothers (who knew?!). This new talk by Dr. Nadine Naber is called Redefining Mothers as Leaders at Work. (See more below.) Here are our Women's History Month Keynote Speaker options: 1) Dr. Nadine Naber - Award winning Professor of Women's Studies, Author, Activist Dr. Naber's new talk about mothers as leaders in the workplace has me SO excited. Dr. Naber shares more about this new talk: More about Dr. Naber and booking information here! 2) Jennifer Hamady - Author, Communication/Leadership Coach, Therapist Jen transforms the way we work through sharing stories of women in history at work and by leading interactive conversations about voice and leadership at work. Listen in to Jen share her approach to Women's History Month: More about Jennifer and booking information here! 3) Dr. Deirdre Cooper Owens - Historian, Professor, Award winning Author Whether it is the history of Harriet Tubman, or women at large, Dr. Cooper Owens' talks are known for deep history with a dash of humor to engage audiences. She is hugely popular with our clients. More about Dr. Cooper Owens and booking information here! 4) Candace Doby - Author, Courage and Leadership Coach Candace is all about courage and making sure that women don't think small when it comes to work. You'll love her delivery and how she weaves in women's stories of courage into her inspiring keynotes. More about Candace and booking information here! Let's show everyone the brilliance of WOMEN this March. It isn't too late to book your keynote. Be in touch if I can be of any support in doing so. Gratefully, Missy PS - Did you know that I can book nearly any speaker that you're interested in, even if they're not on our official roster? HIT REPLY and tell me who you want to book in 2025- even if you aren't responsible for booking people for your company/organization. I'd love to hear! I'll reply directly to you - promise! |
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