Whether you have formal authority for leading a group or organization or want to use your leadership skills to make a difference in your community, you’ll love this new keynote by Dr. Lois Frankel. Based on her new book about women as leaders (published on April 11th, 2007 by Warner Books) she encourages women to take charge, take risks, and lead!

Based on the international bestseller of the same name, this humorous and candid look at unconscious things women do because of childhood messages. This program hits home with any woman who wants to better understand how she unknowingly sabotages her best efforts to achieve her full career potential — and what to do about it.

Following in the tradition of Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office, this program based on the national bestseller resonates with women of all ages and life stages. Dr. Frankel illuminates the mistakes women make when it comes to accumulating enough wealth to live the life they want — free from financial concerns. Far from being a typical financial planning seminar, Nice Girls Don’t Get Rich focuses on how financial thinking can change your life.

Drawing from nearly two decades experience with coaching and counseling executives, Dr. Frankel answers the question why some people move forward fluidly through their careers while others seem to stagnate, stall, or derail entirely. Using real-life examples of people who prematurely derailed, such as Martha Stewart, Margaret Thatcher, and Newt Gingrich, the audience can see themselves in the mistakes made by great leaders.

Tired of the same old keynote format? Then you’ll love this. Dr. Lois Frankel creates a living room conversation with the audience about the realities of being a woman in the workplace and in society. If you provide an armchair, table, and lamp for Dr. Frankel, and coffee and cookies for your participants, she will engage in an intimate and frank interaction that explores the challenges of modern women.

Every woman in your audience, regardless of her level or age, will be able to relate to this cutting-edge keynote. Borrowing from Maslow’s Hierarchy, Dr. Frankel has developed a career pyramid for women where long-term success is predicated on mastering the skills of each career stage.