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 Only 4 seats available for October–December. Final WordsLeadership isn’t about visibility. I showed up because someone needed me and I refuse to lead like the most vulnerable aren’t watching. If your leadership doesn’t touch the people who’ve been ignored, erased, or cast aside… Connection is the strategy. So show up not for recognition, but to recognize the ones who’ve been overlooked.   | 
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The Leadership Catalyst The Leadership Catalyst is where municipal culture and women’s leadership collide. Each issue delivers unapologetic insights on how staff culture shapes resident trust, how leaders set the tone for performance, and how accountability drives results inside city hall. Dear Reader, The Catalyst Perspective The federal government has shut down.But the real crisis isn’t in Washington; it’s in your inbox, your council chambers, and your staff break room. Residents are...
Dear Reader, When America’s outrage is selective, it isn’t leadership — it’s performance. The Catalyst Perspective On September 10, 2025, Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while speaking at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah—a predominantly white university in a predominantly white state. At the time of this writing, the shooter has been identified as a white male with MAGA ties. This is consistent with what we know: the overwhelming majority of mass shootings in this country, including...
Dear Reader, The Catalyst Perspective You could change the names, change the state, change the seat, and the patterns would still show up. Because they’re not personal. They’re systemic. I’ve worked with women mayors, city managers, and municipal directors across the country. Brilliant leaders navigating crises with skeleton teams and relentless public pressure. And let me be clear: I’ve lived it too. As mayor, I didn’t have a dedicated communications team. I was writing press releases myself...