Modern Day Etiquette: Leadership training for girls
JacquelineBaker has a knack for inspiring people like you and organizations just like yours to take meaningful action. She's also an avid dinner party host, but we'll get back to that later. From Podcast Producer and author to founder and innovation executives she occupies many spaces. through each of these roles she's committed to helping people embrace their inner leader 10 years ago, Jacqueline saw a need to provide tools and resources to ensure people at any stage of their professional and personal journeys could feel ready for their next step. That's why she launched Scarlet a company aimed at supporting individuals and collective growth, curiosity and connection with over 10,000 students across the world. 200 plus workshops executed and over 100,000 frequent flyer miles racked up, Scarlet continues to make meaningful impact through modern etiquette and leadership, both in person and virtually as the founder and principal consultant at Scarlet. She has provided training, coaching and consultations to corporations and community organizations, including Nike, the Department of Defense, the Detroit Lions, Deloitte, the Buffalo Bills, Ernst and Young, Fiat Chrysler, midnight golf, spice Island Resort and many others. Jacqueline believes that everyone has leadership potential. Leadership isn't just a skill that's reserved for those in the C suite. We all have the power to lead in our own unique ways both across we all have the power to lead in our own unique ways across both social and professional settings. Sometimes we just need a little push in the right direction to get there. Oh and about the dinner party mentioned from earlier. Every chance she gets she convenes meaningful groups of people for great conversation, ideas sharing and accountability paired with delicious cuisine and wine.drop some truth bombs on the reality of motherhood, how media influences how we see ourselves, Inclusivity and Ability of all bodies and how we can show up as powerful mothers to break cycles of behavior and pave the way for our daughters.