Wednesday, November 19 at 12 noon ET

Visibility is a networking multiplier! And a networking hack!

Posting on LinkedIn is a way to attract connections, expand your network , establish yourself as an expert, and remind people that you're out here being relevant!

Taylor Zansberg is a digital marketer and the founder of Taylor Made Connections. She will share ideas and brainstorm with you about what to post on LinkedIn.

Monday, November 24 from 12 noon to 12:45 ET

SHELLY LOMBARD, the founder of Schmooze, started her career as a writer. Her LinkedIn posts have helped her build her network.

She’ll share tips for writing LinkedIn posts that attract attention.

This class is interactive! Email one of your old LinkedIn posts or the draft of a new one & she’ll help you polish them: Shelly@Schmooze.biz.

Tuesday, December 2 at 12 noon ET

When I interviewed Zoe Bogan for the Schmooze newsletter, she told me "“Revenue generation is the game-changer for women. For too long, we’ve been told that if we work hard, keep our heads down, and deliver, someone will notice and reward us."

"But the truth is—what gets rewarded is revenue. Revenue is power. It’s the ticket to partnership, to leadership, to influence. And here’s the part that’s so important: when women generate revenue, they are no longer waiting for someone else to validate them."

These women will tell you how they built business relationships that led to revenue & results.

Zoe Bogan is the founder of ZB Agency. She spent 13 years driving revenue at KPMG. She founded her company to teach women to close deals and increase revenue so they can make partner.

Germaine Gurr is a partner at Sidley & Austin. You don't make partner at a top law firm unless you are what's called a "rainmaker".

Chelsea Ransom-Cooper will tell us how she landed clients when she started her firm Zenith Wealth Partners. She has been selected as one of Investment News "40 Under 40" and was recently named to CNBC's Financial Advisor Council.

Our moderator, Janae Henderson, is the Head of Brand Marketing and Events for Sumitomo Mitsui Bank.

Tuesday, December 2 at 12 noon ET

Your company is growing & you're stretched thin. Should you hire a chief of staff?

Our panelists will discuss how to hire & then partner with a chief of staff for max impact.

• What does a chief of staff actually do? And should you hire one?
• What skills does the job require, for example, the ability to develop internal relationships.
• Why your company probably needs one
• How to partner with your chief of staff for maximum impact

Our panelists include:

Being a chief of staff sounds kind of cool. But we have questions!

• What does a chief of staff actually do?
• What skills does the job require, for example, the ability to develop internal relationships.
• Why your company probably needs one
• How to partner with your chief of staff for high impact
  

Our panelists will demystify the chief of staff role.

Rose Lafarga is a fractional chief of staff, COO, & advisor to several start-ups. She was previously the Chief of staff for healthcare & pharmaceutical companies, focusing on operations & strategy.

Christina Han was the Chief of Staff to an enterprise executive at The Estee Lauder Companies. She led high-impact strategic initiatives.

Tina Henry Bou-Saba is the Founder of CXT Investments which invests in emerging growth brands & enabling technology. Tina has advised people interested in becoming a chief of staff as well as companies thinking of hiring one.

Wednesday, December 10 at 12 noon ET

We usually think of networking as building business relationships with people who don't work at the same company that we do.

However, as one woman executive said to me, the same things that helped you land the job won't necessarily help you to keep it. Once you're in the seat, you need people who can give you the corporate "tea", support your projects, and champion you when you're not in the room. You want to get that tap on the shoulder that enables you to move up.

These women will tell you how they did it.

Masako Konishi is a senior retail executive who has won multiple industry awards. She is currently the EVP of Merchandising & Buying for Alo Yoga.

Christine Farrier Rosemin is the founder of TechWalk. She has held senior roles in partner & channel marketing at tech companies like Rho, Gusto, & DemandBase.

Erica Hanson spent 17 years at Google. She led developer relations & community at Google and then at FlutterFlow.

The panel will be moderated by Alexias Anderson is a senior cybersecurity executive who spent over 15 years at General Electric.

Wednesday, December 17 at 12 noon ET

She is a leader in your industry. She has contacts at the company you want to work for. You've been chasing her for months. She finally replied to your last DM and sent her Calendly link so you can schedule a coffee chat.

Now what do you say?! These women can tell you!

Laura Lee has held senior roles, C-Suite positions, & corporate board seats at media, tech & consumer companies like Twitch, YouTube, Margaritaville, NBCUniversal, & MTV.

Marilynn Joyner is the founder & CEO of Her Workplace, a career development platform for women. Before launching Her Workplace, she spent over 10 years in commercial real estate.

Alisia Gill is an executive coach who works with mid-career women dealing with job frustration & burnout. Before launching the Era of Enough™ movement, she was the Chief People Officer at the New York City Department of Information Technology & Communications and EmpiRX Health (an Inc5000 company).