AMY K. SCHULTZ
Author of Invisible: A Professional Mom's Successful Pursuit to be seen
"This book is not a book for the person who has everything figured out or someone who has transcended their challenges and is accomplishing what she wants to accomplish in life. This is a book about action. This book is for someone seeking to learn, grow and branch out from where she is. This book is for a woman who wants to be visible to others in her life and wants to do something about that."
Excerpt from Invisible, Chapter 1
Invisible: A Moms Successful Pursuit to be Seen
In the typical American office meeting, women are interrupted in discussion 2 ½ times more than men are.
Less than ⅓ of the top executive roles in 2021 held by women yet women are 51% of the population.
Additionally, one million women are missing from the workforce compared to pre-pandemic.
Women leaders are collaborative and lead with empathy. These types of leaders are uncommon and valuable.
Why aren't there more women in leadership?
Invisible
A Professional Mom's Successful Pursuit to be Seen
Amy earned a Psychology degree from Augustana University and an MBA from the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business.
She teaches Organizational Leadership at Southern New Hampshire University and has led groups through the MN Council of Churches Respectful Conversations Project across the state of MN on controversial topics such as the MN amendment defining marriage and guns in MN.
She speaks to women’s groups, conferences, and conventions. She can be found on her Twitter handle, @Lambent_Clarity.
“I’ve not used my voice in the past as I should. But today, I use my voice. Tomorrow I use my voice. From now on, I use my voice.”