Category: Jennifer Kahnweiler

Jennifer Kahnweiler doing a book signing after a live presentation at the University of Georgia Innovation lab
Jennifer Kahnweiler doing a book signing at the University of Georgia Innovation lab

Four Tips For Delivering an Actual Live Presentation

It’s been almost 2 years since I gave a live presentation in front of an audience! Last week, I eagerly drove up the road to the University of Georgia…

"Harnessing Introvert Talent" Virtual Presentation at the American Heart Association Sponsored by the Lions@Heart Employee Resource Group, this well attended program was kicked off by CEO, Nancy Brown (top row). On the panel was the group's leader Toiya Honore and Lion's @Heart panelist Shea Overstreet

Five Reasons Virtual Learning Works for Introverts

I was so glad to enter to have some virtual presenting under my belt when the world changed last March 2020.  I felt like I had seen it all…

From left to right, Sandy Heffernan, myself, Sue Recko, John Courtney, and Lloyd Spann.

The Eulogy I Would Have Given

Recently I learned that my favorite boss, Sue Recko, passed away. Her passing caused me to reflect on my transformative experience with her over 20 years ago. In a…

Introverted Thought Collaborators

What a stimulating talk I had recently with thought leader gurus Mitchell Levy and Michael Procopio! They have a unique angle to thought leadership. “M and M” showcase a…

Leading With Opportunity

Guest Post by Bill Treasurer I am so honored to have my good friend Bill Treasurer join us this week for a guest post. Bill opened doors for me…

Introverts

Being An Introvert

Thankfully the veil of confusion and ignorance over introversion is slowly lifting. More people realize that being an introvert does not mean you are a wallflower, misfit or anti-social…