Meeting Mojo

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Kate White is a nationally known authority on leadership, work, and success, and a New York Times bestselling author of several influential books for women on those topics.

She is passionate about sharing what she’s learned with other women, and her strategies are based on her long career as a media executive. She was the editor-in-chief of five prestigious U.S. magazines, including Cosmopolitan for 14 years, as well as Redbook and Working Woman. At Cosmo she increased circulation by 30 percent during her tenure and oversaw all aspects of this top worldwide brand, including the website, apps, books, and videos.

White is an in-demand speaker for conferences, companies, and universities. She has appeared on numerous national television shows, including Today, CBS This Morning, and CNN’s Quest Means Business. Her articles on leadership, success, and branding have been featured in a variety of publications and on many websites, including Forbes.com and HBR.com. CEOworld.com named her one of “The 15 Best Career Experts to Follow on Twitter.”

Kate is the author of content-driven business books, including the newly released The Gutsy Girl Handbook (Grand Central Publishing), a totally revised edition of her groundbreaking 1990’s Wall Street Journal bestseller, Why Good Girls Don’t Get Ahead but Gutsy Girls Do. She is also the New York Times best-selling author of 12 murder mysteries and psychological thrillers, which have been published in 13 languages.

She is a graduate of Union College and attended the Harvard Business School Executive Education Women’s Leadership Forum. She is married and the mother of two grown children.

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Meeting Mojo: How to Come Across Confidently, Powerfully, and Effectively at Any Meeting You Attend

Kate White

There’s not a woman alive who hasn’t been in a meeting in which she brings up a terrific idea, only to have it ignored and then raised to applause by a man minutes later. Bias may be to blame, but studies show women sometimes inadvertently sabotage themselves at meetings. It’s critical for every professional woman to earn effective presentation skills.

takeaways

  • The simple ways to own your space (including where to sit) that boost confidence and show you mean business. Plus, how to read the room
  • The secret to using your voice effectively and 4 phrases you should NEVER utter
  • The best strategies for stopping interrupters, idea poachers, and “mansplainers” in their tracks

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  • Gear Checks and Final Systems Check: Your Geniecast Experience Specialist will test the audio, video, and internet connection for your primary location as well as the Genie (Presenter).
  • Expert Feature Management: Customized features are available to Cast participants per Client specification.
  • Live Technical Support: We’re with you every step of the way to ensure a smooth end-to-end Cast experience.



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