Discussion Document for:
Female Entrepreneur Summit
with MaryBeth Hyland
Renee,
I'm grateful we were able to connect about your intentions for your upcoming 10th Female Entrepreneur Summit. It is abundantly clear that this is a highly-desired and rewarding event in your legacy of supporting female entrepreneurs to reach their potential.
As we discussed, values-driven cultures matter today more than ever. Artificial intelligence is on the rise, and lived human values will be increasingly important as functional tasks are commandeered by nonhuman actors. Social media and technology are exponentially taking over our attention, making the physical and cognitive disconnect a greater barrier to break down.
It is urgent that we reignite the human connection through shared values. Now is our time to come together in our shared humanity by knowing, owning, and living our values in our businesses.
Having delivered this keynote and fireside chat to dozens of women's groups all over the world, I'm confident that the topic of Permission to Be Human will resonate with your attendees.
I am wholeheartedly believe we can make a lasting impact together.
Below are more details on how we might partner with you to make your vision a reality. We look forward to continuing the conversation.
Next Step
MaryBeth is energized by the opportunity to partner with an event that is clearly invested in the present and future of female entrepreneurs. We’re happy to regroup on another call to explore the next steps and customize this experience to have the greatest ROI for your vision.
With Gratitude,
MaryBeth Hyland is a bestselling author, coach and consultant on how to create a thriving life and business. She’s successfully led culture change efforts across nearly every industry.
As a certified mediator, mindfulness instructor, and values expert she engages audiences and teams all over the world with her authentic style of facilitation, keynote speaking, and empowerment.
She’s a published thought leader in The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and New York Times to name a few.
You can catch her interviews on how to reduce stress at work on ABC, CBS, and NBC.
Her recent awards include: “Circle of Excellence“, “Innovator of the Year“, “Top 100 Women“, “Civic Engagement Leader“, and “Leading Women“.
Her personal life’s mission is to remind people of the truth by giving full permission to be human.
When she’s not on stage, she can be found on horseback in the mountains of Idaho wrangling cattle on her quest to become a cowgirl!