Your partner in building the next generation of women leaders and allies.
Your partner in building the next generation of women leaders and allies.
Women remain underrepresented in leadership.
Rachel unlocks presence, confidence and belonging in women, and provides tactical road maps for male allies and sponsors.
Rachel's programs catalyze female talent & seed lasting change.
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Executive Coaching
Focused reflection and practical tools to help clients navigate complexity and change, amplify presence, and connect with purpose
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Lectures & Workshops
Distinctive learning experiences from a seasoned facilitator, grounded in research and actionable strategies
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Allyship & Development Programs
☆ Cohort experiences to increase women's belonging and unlock new habits
☆ Allyship work in a safe space that avoids blame or shame
☆ Sponsorship programs to advance junior talent
The Facts
Only 1 in 4 C-Suite leaders is a woman, and 1 in 20 is a woman of color.
For every 100 men who are promoted, 87 women and 82 women of color are promoted.
Women perform an average of 200 more hours of non-promotable work than men every year.
Women of color are less likely to have a sponsor or manager who supports their career development.
More women leaders are leaving their companies than ever before.
Sources
Women in the Workplace, McKinsey and Company and Lean In, 2022
"The No Club: Putting a Stop to Women's Dead End Work" (Babcock, Peyser, Vestserlund & Weingart)
The World's Most Innovative Companies & News Sources Trust Rachel
“Rachel did an absolutely superb job of moderating, leading and imparting wisdom in such a natural and authentic way. I walked away with some genuinely new thoughts, tips, and actionable insights I want to explore further.”
-Leanne Sheraton, SVP, PayPal
Get to Know Rachel
Rachel is a New York Times bestselling author, executive coach and in-demand speaker and facilitator.
With global experience partnering with Fortune 500 companies, Rachel is known for masterful program design and delivery.
Rachel’s superpowers are translating social science research into applied strategies with authenticity and humor, earning the trust of senior leaders, and creating safe spaces to explore high stakes topics.
An LGBTQ+ business owner and ABC News contributor, Rachel is a thought leader who appears frequently in the national media.
Why clients choose Rachel:
Rachel’s Publications
It’s Time to Redefine Our Gendered Idea of “Ambition”
Harvard Business Review
What Great Sponsors Do Differently
Harvard Business Review
Career Sponsorship Is a Two-Way Street
Harvard Business Review
How Not to Be a Snowplow Parent
The New York Times
The Promise of Self-Compassion for Stressed-Out Teens
The New York Times
How to Strengthen Your Relationship with a Career Sponsor
Harvard Business Review
Rachel’s Books
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Odd Girl Out
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The Curse of the Good Girl
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Enough As She Is