I’ll be in conversation with Deepti Sharma and Virginia Monaco to talk about supporting restaurants in this moment and tips for maximizing everything in your fridge while quarantining.

Join WomenTechmakers and Google Developer Group NYC for a virtual communication workshop to talk about remote communication while working at home.

I recorded this episode for the Consulting Success podcast with Michael Zipursky in February. It was a great opportunity to talk not only about the work I do but also how I run my business.

I talked about remote work and workplace communication in a crisis with two of my favorite leaders of remote teams: Sarah Milstein from Mailchimp and Benish Shah from Loop & Tie.

Are you exhausted speaking on video calls all day? I share some impromptu public speaking tips to use during your endless Zoom meetings.

Are you a team leader suddenly leading a remote team? Here, I share my tips for managing a remote team amidst a crisis to make sure remote communication is including all voices.

I’m giving away 2 free public speaking coaching sessions a week for people who have lost their livelihood or for essential workers on the front-lines.

…every moment of public speaking is truly spontaneous—you have to be there in the room with your audience (instead of in your head) and invite them into your world.

It never ceases to amaze me how students (or anyone of any age, really) express the same exact challenges as people working at the highest levels of their profession.

How does your physicality change when speaking in important interactions? Most people notice that they make themselves smaller, talk faster, take up less space or lean in.

It was a pleasure to talk with Scarlett Sieber about the impact of communication on organizational effectiveness for her #TechTuesday featured series on LinkedIn.

I worked for a wonderful person for 13 years during the day while doing theater at night. In the later years, working for him also allowed me to build my consulting business on the side until I was ready to jump off on my own.