With THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK OF SUCCESS, you will learn
how to:
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Use your duality to build strength—turn the lessons
learned from the double burden of racism and sexism to your
advantage
•
Distinguish between “church values” and “business values”—adapt
your spiritual values to business ethics without selling
your soul
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Consider yourself a VIP—cultivate high self-esteem
and self-leadership to maximize your potential
•
Stay Positive—use your well-honed tools of
affirmation to change the way you think and to develop a
leader’s mental attitude
•
Control and learn from your emotions—don’t let others
get in the way of what you want
•
Communicate like a leader—develop critical superb
verbal and written communication skills
•
Use the “N” word: Networking—and be sure to network
outside your comfort zone
•
Reach back and bring others along—when given the
chance, offer a helping hand
Some leaders are born, but most leaders are made—and THE
LITTLE BLACK BOOK OF SUCCESS will help women at all
professional levels realize their leadership potential,
whether their goal is a promotion or a seat at the table in
the C-suite. Let’s talk soon about THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK
OF SUCCESS.
Sincerely,
Gary A. Johnson
President Gary A.
Johnson Company Public Relations
About the Authors
Elaine Meryl Brown,
former VP, Special Markets and Cinemax Group at HBO, is an
Emmy® Award-winning writer and producer who has won numerous
awards in the broadcast industry. In 2007, Brown was chosen
as one of The Network Journal’s “25 Influential Black
Women in Business.” A favorite of Black Enterprise,
she was featured in the magazine and at their Women of Power
Summit. A Wheaton College Alumni Trustee and member of the
Coalition of 100 Black Women (Bergen/Passaic Chapter), Brown
is also the author of two novels published by One World.
She lives in New Jersey.
Marsha Haygood
is a powerful motivational speaker and a dynamic career and
personal coach. She is the founder of StepWise Associates,
LLC, a career and personal development consultancy that
represents the culmination of her 25+ years experience in
human resources. She was the EVP of Human Resources and
Administration at New Line Cinema and at Orion Pictures,
among other companies. Haygood has won numerous awards
including the YMCA Black Achievement Award and the National
Association of African Americans in Human Resources
Trailblazer Award. In 2005, Haygood was chosen as one of
The Network Journal’s “25 Influential Black Women in
Business.” She and her husband live in New York and
Florida.
Rhonda Joy McLean
is Deputy General Counsel of Time Inc. and former Assistant
Regional Director of the Northeast Region of the Federal
Trade Commission. A graduate of Yale Law School, she served
as chair of its alumni association, which has more than
10,000 members, and was recently elected to its fund board
of directors. In 2007, McLean was chosen as one of The
Network Journal’s “25 Influential Black Women in
Business.” Born in Chicago, IL and reared in Smithfield,
NC, McLean is a classically trained pianist and
mezzo-soprano. She performs sacred music with chorales
throughout the New York metropolitan area, where she
resides.
For
booking and more information contact:
Gary Johnson
Lee McDonald
301-203-0752
(678) 778-3955
garyj@garyjohnsoncompany.com
lmcdonald@trgpronline.com
