Fast Track to the Corner Office for Women

As a woman, you must not only survive but also thrive in the rigged world of business! With her business-savvy insights and her audacious "Chicago Chutzpah," she will give you a good swift kick in your career. Dr. Betty Orlandino shares personal anecdotes, case histories, and direct how-to advice to help women get past job-limiting plateaus and career-ending gaffes in the executive suite. More importantly, she tells you exactly what to do about the "leadership ambition gap" shaping women's presence in business today, as well as exactly what you need to overcome the limiting beliefs and soul-crushing attitudes that frustrate your way to the top. Whether you are a C-suite star, a high-level expert, a leadership hopeful, or a young entrepreneur who knows you deserve more than you're getting, you can do this. Dr. Betty O's generous helping of reality, along with her unique brand of seasoned common sense, will guide you to new career heights. She should know. In 1968, she earned the nickname 'Fast Betty' by becoming the first woman to secure a Formula 1 spot. Dr. Betty has refined her in-depth coaching and mentorship process to a new standard. Dr. Betty employs humor, practical talent, and raw common-sense insights to assist women in addressing the most pressing issues they face in today's workforce, such as how to assert yourself and find your voice amidst a crowded group of high-powered, ambitious leaders. Dr. Betty's eye-opening philosophy, which has propelled the careers of Oscar and Grammy-winning celebrities, super-star athletes, CEOs, and executives around the globe, explains how to use entrepreneurial style branding and strategic visibility' to attract the credit your expertise and accomplishments deserve-the difference between 'communicating' and 'connecting'-and how to get them both on your side when it's time for your next promotion. Plus, you will enjoy reading about a lifetime of business connections, celebrity contacts, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes that range from Jackie Kennedy's White House renovation committee in the 1960s to some of this year's ground-breaking women in business. Dr. Betty reminds us that "nobody does it alone." Without a coach and mentor, you are operating at a disadvantage. Take action now.