Communicate Your Worth is a keynote & panel for women who are done being humble & ready to be heard.
The core challenge
Talented, ambitious women know they’re excellent at what they do.
The struggle isn’t competence — it’s conditioning.
Women are taught to “Be humble,” “Don’t brag,” and “Keep your head down and let the work speak for itself.”
So when they’re asked to talk about themselves, their impact, or the value they create…
they downplay it, stumble through vague language, or avoid the moment altogether.
The result?
They miss opportunities. They stay invisible.
They unintentionally put the burden on other people to connect the dots and understand how they can help.
What Colleen teaches (7–12 minutes of content)
Colleen flips this mindset completely.
She teaches that communicating your worth is not self-promotion — it’s a service.
Because clarity isn’t arrogance.
Clarity helps people understand who you are, what you do, and why it matters.
It helps them understand how you can help them and their network, so they can open doors for you.
In this keynote, Colleen shares three tangible steps to communicate your worth every time you talk about what you do. Then she leads the audience to create their own statement: “This is who I am, what I do, and why it matters.”
Every attendee walks away with language they can use immediately.
How the panel works
After the keynote, Colleen facilitates a conversation with senior leaders from your organization.
She guides the panel through questions like:
“Where did you struggle with communicating your worth early in your career?”
“How did you overcome it?”
“Can you share an example of how you now articulate your value?”
Each leader shares a real impact statement.
The audience sees women inside the company model the language — which creates visibility, belonging, and a clear call to action: “If she can communicate her worth here, so can I.”
What participants leave with
A new mindset: communicating your worth is a service and an act of leadership
A script they can use the same day
Not inspiration — transformation.