Leadercast Women 2019

Where Thousands Took Courage to Become Better Leaders.

Leadercast Women 2019

Where Thousands Took Courage to Become Better Leaders.

Leadercast Women 2019

Where Thousands Took Courage to Become Better Leaders.

Leadercast Women 2019

Where Thousands Took Courage to Become Better Leaders.

On Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, thousands gathered to learn what courageous leadership looks like from nine expert women leaders. They learned that courage comes in different forms. It can be moving through your fears, staying true to yourself, owning up to your mistakes or speaking up for what you know is right despite the silence of others.

Leadercast Women 2019 equipped attendees to realize their courageous leader within, and now you and your community’s leaders can too.

Leadercast Women 2019 Speakers

Kate Delaney

Emmy Award-Winning Journalist and Host, The Kate Delaney Show

“If you step out and step up, your destiny is right there to grab."

Read Kate's Takeaway

Elaine Welteroth

Award-winning Journalist, Author, and former Editor-in-Chief of Teen Vogue

“Nothing that you do that’s worth it will come without you having to confront fear. So when you see it, know it’s going to be good on the other side.”

Read Elaine's Takeaways

Susan Packard

Co-Founder of Scripps Networks Interactive (SNI) and former Chief Operating Officer of HGTV

“We’re never meant to be perfect. We were only meant to be human and to recognize our shared humanity.”

Read Susan's Takeaway

Francesca Gino

Award-winning researcher and teacher, and a tenured professor at Harvard Business School

“When we make ourselves vulnerable, other respect us more. They connect with us more easily because we show them our human nature."

Read Francesca's Takeaway

Glennon Doyle

Activist, Speaker and Founder of Together Rising

"Sometimes doing the brave thing is allowing everyone else to call you a wimp because you are staying true to yourself."

Read Glennon's Takeaway

Deshauna Barber

Captain, U.S. Army Reserve and Miss USA 2016

"Responsibility represents your duty; accountability signifies your compassion."

Read Deshauna's Takeaway

Priya Parker

Master Facilitator, Strategic Adviser, and Acclaimed Author of "The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why it Matters

“Gatherings start at the moment of discovery, not the moment of entry. That moment of discovery is the moment they realize the purpose of the gathering.”

Read Priya's Takeaway