kind words
“The confidence of the women increased and they are now able to think strategically at a higher level. Their ability to manage themselves was also a great output from the program. We can’t recommend partnering with HNS enough!”
– Dom Dicindio, Head of People & Culture at Almirall
“HNS empowers women through an emotionally challenging, enriching and life changing journey of self-reflection and growth.”
– Michele Gordon, Clinical Scientist at Boehringer Ingelheim
From Harman International:
“We began our partnership with Her New Standard (HNS) in 2019 when they facilitated an interactive and insightful workshop on “What Holds Women Back” to our Harman Women’s Network on International Women’s Day. This was an important and visible day of celebration and our commitment to advance women leaders. HNS was the perfect partner providing relevant content, robust dialogue, reflection and individual commitment to create tangible actions to elevate leadership levels. We at Harman are huge fans of HNS and look forward to future virtual and in person offerings.”
Carmen Blanco, Global Director, Talent Management, Diversity & Inclusion and High Potential Programs Harman International
From the Women at Major League Baseball:
“Ellen led a riveting presentation – What Holds Women Back – which allowed participants to level set their own “current self” and work to develop their leadership potential, upon a greater understanding of themselves. We took away actionable tips immediately and put them into practice in our daily lives. We asked Ellen for a lot and she overdelivered.”
Melanie LeGrande, Major League Baseball
From the CT Bar Association:
“I speak for many when I say participants left the program feeling optimistic after having been fortified with knowledge and tools necessary to create positive change for themselves. Cultivate a Powerful Presence: Strategies to Enhance Your Practice was spot on in identifying common obstacles faced by women in the workplace. It allowed for group discussion of shared experiences in a supportive and encouraging environment. It challenged attendees to not only hold themselves accountable for certain behavior and patterns that could be holding them back but also to envision means by which to attain optimal career success.”
Jennifer Wheelock, McGivney, Kluger & Cook, P.C., Chair of the Women in the Law Section of the CT Bar Assoc.