Connie Glaser is the country's leading expert on gender communications at work. Her keen insights and dynamic presentations have inspired gender diversity initatives in companies around the globe - helping thousands of men and women work together more collaboratively and more productively.

Her books have been translated into over a dozen languages and are among the most widely-read and influential books on workplace diversity and women's leadership.

A frequent media guest, Connie has appeared on The Today Show, FOX News, CNN and NBC Nightly News. With a Master's Degree from the University of Michigan, she has also served as a faculty member for the American Institute of Banking and the International Management Council.

As a corporate speaker and consultant to Fortune 500 companies, Connie is recognized for her ability to address challenging workplace issues with humor and insight. Her client list includes FedEx, McKinsey & Co, ESPN, JPMorgan Chase, General Electric, Johnson & Johnson, Deloitte, AT&T, Time Warner, HP, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Forbes and the U.S. Navy.

Connie's latest book, GenderTalk Works, recently debuted on FOX News Live. Praised by media and corporate executives, the book has been hailed as "an insightful step forward in the ongoing dialogue between men and women as colleagues."

Connie first gained international acclaim with her breakthrough best-seller, Swim with the Dolphins, which established "a new navigational map for women in business." Offering an updated role model for women, Dolphins has been ranked among the Top Ten Books on Women in Business. A workplace classic around the world, it has been translated into German, Chinese, Korean, Bulgarian, Japanese and Hebrew.

Recognized for having her finger on the pulse of today's workplace, Connie has served as Chair of the Travel Advisory Council for Inter-Continental Hotels. She also serves on the Women's Advisory Board for Office Depot, and the Advisory Board for Emory University Graduate Women in Business.

Connie's syndicated column, "Winning at Work," appears in the Atlanta Business Chronicle and award-winning business journals around the country. She also is a nationally-featured columnist with bizwomen.com.

Connie was recently honored for her contributions to diversity and workplace excellence by being named Businesswoman of the Year by Office Depot. She has also been honored by being inaugurated into The World Who's Who of Women.

• Different Walks and Different Talks - Bridging The Gender Communications Gap - She says something at a meeting and it's ignored. Later, he says the same thing and it's applauded. What happened? Men and women use language differently. And they often misunderstand each other as a result. The communication rules of the workplace have changed, and failure to play by the new rules can create misunderstanding and conflict -- even costly lawsuits. Connie uses insight and humor to provide a new game plan that builds on the strengths that both men and women bring to the table. Based on the corporate best seller, GenderTalk Works.
  
  
• More Power to You! - How Women Can Communicate Their Way To Success - You have the brains, talent, and credentials for that promotion. Yet you find yourself excluded from the inner circle where the real decisions are made. In this dynamic and interactive presentation, Glaser shares the lessons of America's most successful women: To achieve positions of leadership, you must be able to communicate with the language of power. Overcome the sabotage traps that undermine credibility. Develop the speech patterns, gestures, and executive presence to command the attention you want...and guarantee the success you deserve. Based on the international classic, More Power To You.
  
  
• Leadership Lessons of Queen Esther - Mentoring Matters and Royal Advice - Smart, principled , and courageous, Queen Esther transformed herself from an orphan girl in exile to the most powerful woman in the Persian Empire. How did she do it? By being a brilliant strategist, a persuasive speaker, and a courageous risk-taker. Yet always understanding and embracing the important role of influential mentors. The themes of the book - leadership, credibility, and integrity - resonate as powerfully today as they did centuries ago. Tailored to today's workplace environment, this program "packs a powerful punch with timeless - and timely - leadership advice." Based on the inspirational best selller, What Queen Esther Knew.
  
  
• Swim With The Dolphins - How Women Can Succeed on Their Own Terms - Traditionally, working in corporate America was like swimming in a pool of sharks. Command-and-control was the watchword of the day. But today, a new style of leadership dominates the waters. The Dolphin is highly intelligent - a gifted motivator - tough and caring. Based on her best-selling book, Glaser shows why dolphins have the very characteristics that companies require in today's changing global environment. A new breed of women leaders are now succeeding. Not by selling out, but by building on their own inherent strengths as women. Based on the ground-breaking book that inspired a generation of women, Swim With The Dolphins.
  
  
• When Money Isn't Enough - Leveraging Diversity and WorkLife Balance - A prestigious job title with a big salary. Power and perks. At one time, they alone spelled success. But no more. Today, growing numbers of employees are redefining success on their own terms - to provide meaning and balance in their lives. Connie, one of the country's leading experts on workplace issues, shares the results of her latest research on what today's employees really want and how companies are adapting to meet those needs. An important session for companies looking to retain their best and brightest. Based on the book that defined work-life balance, When Money Isn't Enough.