Dr. Lois Frankel - Keynote: Nice Girls Don't Win At Life: 7 Strategies To Get The Respect You Deserve And The Success You’ve Earned

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Nice Girls Just Don't Get It:
7 Strategies To Get The Respect You Deserve And The Success You’ve Earned

Here’s your chance to get a sneak peek at Dr. Frankel’s new book, scheduled for publication in Spring, 2011. Expanding the tried and true tips from the bestselling Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office to all aspects of a woman’s life, Dr. Frankel illuminates the critical strategies and accompanying tactics to go from “nice girl” to “winning woman.

	Key Take-Aways Include:
	Understand how the past impacts your present and future
	Identify methods to overcome psychological barriers to getting what you most want in life
	Learn the seven strategies winning woman employ to achieve their personal and professional goals
	Develop three essential skills to communicate with impact
	Counter resistance without losing your cool or your confidence
	Differentiate personal and transactional relationships
	And more!

In addition to being a bestselling author, Dr. Frankel has been featured on The Today Show, Ali & Jack, CNN, CNBC as well as in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and on numerous talk radio programs.

As an executive coach and President of Corporate Coaching International, a consulting firm headquartered in Pasadena, California, she has worked with industry leaders such as Amgen, Baskin Robbins, BP, Lockheed Martin, McKinsey & Company, Inc., Miller Brewing Company, The Walt Disney Company, and Warner Bros. and with professional associations including Financial Women International, National Association for Female Executives, Association for Financial Professionals, and the American College of Physician Executives.

What people have said:
“Dr. Frankel guided our women of leadership to become better leaders and utilize their natural abilities to advance their careers. She led them to the realization of what their strengths and weaknesses were in order to improve upon them.” Joy Harrison, Learning & Development - Performance Management, Perotsystems

“Last evening’s lecture was a roaring success. You have an amazing ability to connect with your audience no matter what the age group. I had phone calls and emails from students wanting to know more about you and your background. The comments ranged from “Wow, She’s terrific,” “Where does she get the energy,” “How great was that!!” to “My mom needs to talk with her!” Mike Mullen, Executive in Residence, Pepperdine University

"When women get together and talk informally in a safe environment they learn they're not alone in their experience of the world and their desire to be more than what others think they're capable of."