Unlocking Your Voice As A Trusted Thought Leader With Alexia Vernon

Podcast

Apr 30

Alexia Vernon

“If you know your story can radically improve people's lives - are you willing to own it's not only an opportunity but a responsibility to get on stage and speak?”

Have you ever wondered what it might mean to speak with unshakeable confidence? In this episode of the podcast, I interview Alexia Vernon about her unique and effective approach to communication and leadership development. Dubbed a “Moxie Maven” by President Obama’s White House Office of Public Engagement, Alexia shares how you can use your voice to make a lasting impact - whether you want to become a sought-after speaker, or a sought-after advisor to corporate teams, entrepreneurs, and emerging leaders.

Alexia’s official bio:

Dubbed a “Moxie Maven” by President Obama’s White House Office of Public Engagement for her unique and effective approach to communication and leadership development, Alexia Vernon is a sought-after advisor to executives, corporate teams, entrepreneurs, coaches, change makers, and emerging leaders who want to speak with an unshakeable presence, sell their ideas, navigate daring conversations, develop high performing teams, advance their thought leadership, and make a lasting social impact. Alexia has supported thousands of leaders and speakers through her Step into Your Moxie® corporate offerings, online training, live events, and mastermind programs.

Since winning the Miss Junior America competition, Alexia has delivered transformational speaking and women's empowerment programs for Fortune 500 companies, nonprofits, government and educational institutions, professional associations, the United Nations, and she is a TEDxWomen speaker. Alexia has contributed to media such as CNN, NBC, ABC, CBS, Entrepreneur.com, Forbes.com, Inc.com, European Business Review, and Women’s Health Magazine.

Alexia is the author of Step into Your Moxie: Amplify Your Voice, Visibility, and Influence in the World and the creator of the popular LinkedIn Learning course, Communicating to Drive People to Take Action.

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