Rebecca Shambaugh

Internationally recognized leadership expert, author, and keynote speaker

The Impact of COVID-19 on Women in the Workplace

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I recently gave a talk at Bryant University Women’s Summit, and the topic resonated strongly with the audience. I began by sharing my observation of a common scenario that began to play out in women’s personal/professional lives once the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Working women (and even more so, those who are also parents) found themselves […]

How Leaders Can Effectively Champion Change

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If change is the only constant, then managing and leading change just might be the most essential attribute for leaders and executives to master. In today’s world—which in some areas is starting to glimpse the potential for the hope of a post-pandemic reality—as well as throughout the thick of the pandemic, we have seen dramatic shifts […]

Try These Actions for a Leadership Reset That Creates a New Path Forward

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This is a historic moment that celebrates women and highlights their achievements and leadership. Officially recognized by the United Nations in 1977, International Women’s Day is also a time to acknowledge the commitment and progress of organizations and society as we work collectively toward gender equity and inclusion. Both are critical for creating greater opportunities for women—and for everyone—to […]

Leadership Rituals for 2021, Part 2: Courage, Curiosity, and Resilience

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My first post of 2021 highlighted the New Year’s theme of revelation, and shared three leadership rituals: increasing your focus on empathy, honing in on optimism against the odds, and practicing moments of stillness. Now let’s explore three additional rituals based around developing courage, curiosity, and resilience. Cultivating the Courage to Be Yourself  We’ve all been inspired by […]

Leadership Rituals for 2021, and a New Year’s Theme: Revelation

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As 2020 has come to a close, what stands out most is that the past year has presented unprecedented levels of challenges, hardships, and disruption. That’s why this New Year in particular is not the time to look solely at the rear-view mirror and operate as we did in the past. In countless ways, we won’t be […]

What People Are Saying About Rebecca Shambaugh

It is always inspiring to hear from Rebecca Shambaugh, an influential, powerful women leader. I was particularly intrigued by the interactive exercises used within the presentation to promote self-awareness and personal branding. Rebecca’s engaging approach, personal stories, and exercises shared were incredibly helpful in identifying my own personal strengths in the workplace which can be leveraged within my company for obtaining additional responsibilities in my current role. I hope to attend other presentations of Rebecca in the future. — Forté Foundation

Rebecca’s talk was excellent, very informative and engaging. This was the best talk I’ve attended at IBM. Not only was it informative but I will be utilizing Rebecca’s concepts in my career planning. — Vice President, IBM

Rebecca Shambaugh spoke at the first meeting of the Leadership Council on Advancing Women at The Conference Board, her emphasis on inclusion, the leadership pipeline, uncovering latent biases, and the lack of women’s visibility and presence in upper levels of business made a real impact in the practical work of the senior executive women on the council. Rebecca provided the practical lessons learned from her 25 years of working with women leaders and generated a rich discussion. — Program Manager, The Conference Board

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Have you ever felt “stuck” in your career—thought you’d hit the “glass ceiling?” Rebecca Shambaugh speaks at TEDx: It’s Not a Glass Ceiling, It’s a Sticky Floor

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