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Best-selling author and consultant, Connie Glaser is one of the country’s leading experts on women in business – and how they are revolutionizing today’s workplace.
Her books have been translated into over a dozen languages and are among the most widely-read and influential books for working women today.
A regularly featured guest on TV and radio talk shows, Connie has appeared on The Today Show, Bloomberg News, CNN, and NBC Nightly News. With a Master's Degree in English 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 consultant to some of America's most prestigious corporations, Connie's client list includes AT&T, Time Warner, Deloitte & Touche, First Union Bank, Xerox, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Johnson & Johnson, Forbes, and the U.S. Navy. She also serves as National Spokesperson for the Business Women's Network, representing over 30 million women world-wide. Connie's most recent book, When Money Isn't Enough, chronicles what is shaping up as the workplace issue of our time: work/life balance. Her insights on this compelling issue have struck a chord with women and men around the country. Tom Peters calls it "a brilliant book" and goes on to lament, "Wish I'd read it 25 years ago!"
Connie's previous best-seller, Swim with the Dolphins, established "a new navigational map for women in management." Offering an updated role model for women, Dolphins ranks among the Top Ten Books on Women and Business. An international best-seller, it has been translated into German, Chinese, Korean, Bulgarian, and Hebrew.
Recognized for having her finger on the pulse of the changing workplace, Connie serves as Chairman of the Travel Advisory Council for Crowne Plaza/Inter-Continental Hotels. She also serves on the Women's Business Council for Office Depot, and Advisory Board of the National Association for Female Executives.
Connie was recently honored by being named to The World Who's Who of Women. She lives in Atlanta, where she is a featured columnist for the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Connie and her husband Tom have two teen-age sons.
Her books have been translated into over a dozen languages and are among the most widely-read and influential books for working women today.
A regularly featured guest on TV and radio talk shows, Connie has appeared on The Today Show, Bloomberg News, CNN, and NBC Nightly News. With a Master's Degree in English 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 consultant to some of America's most prestigious corporations, Connie's client list includes AT&T, Time Warner, Deloitte & Touche, First Union Bank, Xerox, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Johnson & Johnson, Forbes, and the U.S. Navy. She also serves as National Spokesperson for the Business Women's Network, representing over 30 million women world-wide. Connie's most recent book, When Money Isn't Enough, chronicles what is shaping up as the workplace issue of our time: work/life balance. Her insights on this compelling issue have struck a chord with women and men around the country. Tom Peters calls it "a brilliant book" and goes on to lament, "Wish I'd read it 25 years ago!"
Connie's previous best-seller, Swim with the Dolphins, established "a new navigational map for women in management." Offering an updated role model for women, Dolphins ranks among the Top Ten Books on Women and Business. An international best-seller, it has been translated into German, Chinese, Korean, Bulgarian, and Hebrew.
Recognized for having her finger on the pulse of the changing workplace, Connie serves as Chairman of the Travel Advisory Council for Crowne Plaza/Inter-Continental Hotels. She also serves on the Women's Business Council for Office Depot, and Advisory Board of the National Association for Female Executives.
Connie was recently honored by being named to The World Who's Who of Women. She lives in Atlanta, where she is a featured columnist for the Atlanta Business Chronicle. Connie and her husband Tom have two teen-age sons.
