Strategies to Increase Your Confidence and attract more success

Too many women are stuck in the middle of the talent pipeline.

Get practical tips from women's leadership expert Grace Killelea on accelerating your career.

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Grace Killelea talking about the importance of building confidence.

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The Statistics Are Revealing

Only 3% of all CEO's in the U.S. are women.
83% of women in middle management have the desire to move to the next level in their organization.
53% of today's workforce are women but only 37% are in supervisory/managerial roles

Connecting Your Competence to Your Confidence Can Help

We are beyond the days where we can explain this gap purely because of gender bias. While gender bias does exist, we know corporations are more open than ever to diversify and increase the number of women in leadership.

We all need to take responsibility for our lives and our careers. It's time for us to learn the tools and tactics to show up more powerfully and with more purpose. It's up to us to lead the change.

Balancing the equation

For too long it seems women have relied on competence to show off their skills rather than confidence. It is time to realize both are equally important.Grace Killelea, Author of The Confidence Effect

Grace is keenly focused on developing, mentoring, and
connecting women to become high-impact leaders.

Grace is now a sought-after keynote speaker, consultant and executive coach following a stellar career in talent and human resources, with her last position as SVP of Talent Management for Comcast Corporation.

Grace’s many honors include: “Wonder Woman” by Multichannel News; “Women on the Move” by CableFax’s; “Women in Power” by DiversityPlus magazine; “Mentor of the Year” by WICT Northern California Chapter; and “Lucille Larkin Lifetime Achievement Award” by WICT Philadelphia Chapter.

Grace was honored to receive the SmartCEO Brava Award in 2015 as a Top Female CEO in Philadelphia.

As founder of Half The Sky Leadership Institute, she designed a nationally recognized program that promotes the four cornerstones of leadership: relationships, reputation, results, and resilience®. Her success led her to develop a co-ed program in Fall 2015.

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