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About Women Advance
GREETINGS! I’m Ann Daly PhD, the executive coach behind Women Advance.
After spending my entire professional life advocating for the success and advancement of women, I’m really excited to be bringing my mission online.
My philosophy for Women Advance, after years coaching executive women one-on-one, is this: If I can help women build the right career advancement skills and strategies early on in their careers, then they won’t need my intervention a decade or two later. And we’ll see a lot more women rising to the top!
Women Advance brings together everything I’ve learned from coaching, teaching, and research. I understand how women like to learn, what challenges they face, and why they get stuck. The result? Women Advance is a simple, safe, and affordable learning environment where you’ll quickly sharpen your competitive edge. With my e-courses and e-resources, you’ll turn your ambitions into achievements.
WOMEN ARE MY FOCUS / I spent 17 years as a women’s studies professor at The University of Texas at Austin before launching my coaching practice. Now I use my educational and coaching expertise to advance women in the workplace.
How many ways can I say that you are FABULOUS? Having you as a coach has been one of the best investments I’ve made in myself and my career. Your insight, experience, and humor have helped me to find the clarity and confidence to put plans into action. What a difference from where I started. — Toni R.
I’ve coached women at organizations including IBM, Oracle, Stanford University, Greenberg Traurig LLP, First Republic Bank, United Way, and Seton Healthcare.
I’m the award-winning author of six books, including Do-Over! How Women Are Reinventing Their Lives. A blogger for the Huffington Post and MariaShriver.com, I write the Ask-the-Career-Coach column for TheGlassHammer.com. And you may have seen me featured nationally on ForbesWoman, BusinessInsider, WomenEntrepreneur, LittlePINKBook, and Oprah & Friends’ “Peter Walsh” Show.
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