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As Former Editor-In-Chief of Cosmopolitan & New York Times Bestselling author Kate White shares her experience as a writer - how to find new creative paths and winning ideas around you.
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Kate was the editor-in-chief of five prestigious U.S. magazines, including Cosmopolitan for 14 years, as well as Redbook and Working Woman. At Cosmo she increased circulation by 30 percent during her tenure and oversaw all aspects of this top worldwide brand, including the website, apps, books, and videos.
Kate is the author of content-driven business books, including the newly released The Gutsy Girl Handbook (Grand Central Publishing), a totally revised edition of her groundbreaking 1990’s Wall Street Journal bestseller, Why Good Girls Don’t Get Ahead but Gutsy Girls Do. She is also the New York Times best-selling author of 12 murder mysteries and psychological thrillers, which have been published in 13 languages. She is a graduate of Union College and attended the Harvard Business School Executive Education Women’s Leadership Forum.
She is married and the mother of two grown children.
See keynotes with Kate WhiteBeing fearless and gutsier doesn’t solve the systemic bias in the workplace, but since the playing field won’t be equal anytime soon, give yourself a powerful edge by daring to be bolder. Kate has spoken to thousands of women on this topic at events across the country and have heard fantastic feedback from individual women on how it positively impacted their careers.
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When Kate was the editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan Magazine, the first question she was asked after every keynote she gave was, “How do you do it?” Because Kate did not only successfully run the #1 magazine brand in the world, increasing circulation by 30 percent during her tenure, but she also wrote a New York Times bestselling suspense novel every year, and raised two children with her husband. Kate loves to share the productivity habit that made all the difference for her. And can work for anyone.
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Sometimes it’s restlessness that makes us feel the urge to reinvent our careers and/or our lives. At other times, that need is forced upon us. Six years ago Kate totally reinvented her career –from Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief to bestselling author of murder mysteries and psychological thrillers–and Kate loves sharing the secrets she discovered that can work brilliantly for anyone eager to hit refresh or totally reinvent.
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