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About the Presenter
Presented by Lekisha Middleton, (HNZ 2006), Founder of The Good Success Network
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Lekisha is founder of The Good Success Network, a global management consulting and executive coaching firm that focuses on creating a workforce that is equipped, and workplaces that are equitable, diverse and inclusive.
Lekisha is a certified personal and executive coach through the CaPP (Coaching and Positive Psychology) Institute and an active member of the International Coach Federation. She is also a certified project management professional and holds a master’s degree in information technology management from Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy and a bachelor’s degree in marketing and management information systems from the University of South Carolina.
She is a proud techie and human advocate, who is driven by the desire to empower people, especially underrepresented and minoritized groups, with the tools and strategies necessary to achieve success in all areas of their lives. Whether she is dealing with 1:1 clients, teams or an entire organization, her work centers around transformation and positive impactful change. Her clients experience the safe space to clarify their vision, cultivate their strengths and gain the confidence needed to move forward into their most optimal path.
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