Confidence is a tricky thing. We all want to be confident in ourselves and the work we do. We want others to view us as confident because we know it shapes their impression of us, and that affects the opportunities that present themselves. But we don't feel confident 100% of the time, and some of us are able to tap into it more easily than others. So, what makes us confident? How can we exude confidence even when we aren't' feeling our best selves? And how do we navigate the fine line between arrogance and confidence? These important questions affect how others will perceive you, whether they will gravitate towards you or away from you, and all of this will have a strong impact on the career path you take.

In this program, attendees will learn how to: 

• Cope with their inner critic and lean into their strengths
• Avoid falling into traps of arrogance or insecurity
• Emulate confidence even when they aren’t feeling their best
• Create a powerful, confident elevator pitch for interviewing and beyond

SPEAKER

Emily Griesing is a skilled marketing and business development professional with a passion for advising organizations and professionals on how to stand out in a crowded and competitive marketplace. As the Co-Owner & Chief Strategy Officer of Bossible, a branding, marketing, and business development consultancy, Emily crafts custom strategies that grow clients’ reputations and reach, with a particular aptitude for reaching Millennials and Gen Zs. Previously, Emily worked in market research where she consulted Fortune 500 companies and large nonprofits on how to solve their business challenges and expand their offerings. She has worked with clients in arts and entertainment, consumer products, consulting, education, healthcare, legal services, media and technology, real estate, science and engineering, and more. Emily frequently writes and speaks on topics related to marketing, business development, corporate culture and strategy, and entrepreneurship for various outlets. Emily graduated from Barnard College of Columbia University with a degree in psychology. Emily can be reached at emily@itsbossible.com.