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Dorie Clark’s Keynote Talks
TEDxBeaconStreet- Finding Your Breakthrough Idea
Talks @ Google – Stand Out
TEDxLugano - How to Future-Proof Your Career
Speaking Testimonials
“Dorie has a unique ability to take what can be an esoteric topic – leadership brand – and make it both practical and meaningful. She gave our employees useful tools to build their brand throughout their career and did it in a fun way.”
- Mark Lagestee, VP, Global Talent and Organization Development, Yum! Brands (Taco Bell, KFC, Pizza Hut)
“Dorie Clark recently spoke to my team at Google about building your brand as a leader and how to ensure that others are clear on the value you bring to the table. She offered tangible ideas on how to think about career development, personal branding, and bringing your authentic self to the workplace. My team absolutely adored Dorie and was highly engaged and grateful to have such a dynamic and relatable speaker.”
- Jessica Simmons, Director, Customer Success, Google
“Dorie’s presentation of her book Reinventing You to a standing room only crowd was such a success that we requested Dorie to host another session, which ended up being standing room only, as well. Dorie’s effective delivery style and solid command of her book’s message on creating and marketing one’s personal brand was highly engaging.”
- Patience Marime-Ball, Former Head, Banking on Women, International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group
“Dorie Clark has important advice for people navigating the turbulent waters of jobs and careers.”
- Robert Reich, former US Secretary of Labor
“Dorie is a dynamic, approachable, and humble presenter who balances stimulating stories with actionable advice. Not every author or thought leader practices what they preach, but Dorie’s recommendations are that much more valuable because they are informed by her own experiences, pivots, and learning. Your next leadership meeting, offsite, or conference would be better with Dorie involved – it’s that simple.”