I help accomplished professional women close the gap between how good they are and how well-known, valued, and compensated they are.
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Choose The Authority Edit™ when you need your positioning, message, and professional brand assets built to reflect the level at which you are ready to lead.
Explore The Authority Edit →Build a stronger pipeline of visible, influential, advancement-ready women through custom leadership cohorts, strategic workshops, and transformative keynotes.
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Invite Jennifer to Speak →Accomplished women are not overlooked because they lack talent, expertise, or ambition. They are overlooked because value that is not clearly positioned, consistently communicated, and widely recognized cannot create leverage.
The Visibility Wealth Gap™ is the distance between the value you bring and the recognition, influence, opportunity, and compensation you receive.
Take the Scorecard — $27Jennifer Ransaw Smith delivers bold, insightful experiences that challenge accomplished women to stop waiting to be recognized and start becoming unmistakably visible, influential, and undeniable.
The Personal Elevation Playbook for accomplished women who are done waiting to be noticed, recognized, and rewarded.
Explore the Book →Jennifer Ransaw Smith is a nationally recognized Personal Elevation Architect™, leadership development mentor, personal brand strategist, and TEDx speaker.
Before founding The Personal Elevation Lab™ in 2008, Jennifer built visibility for global brands including Burger King, AT&T, Kraft, Coca-Cola, and Clairol. Today, she applies that same strategic discipline to helping accomplished women become more visible, credible, influential, and profitable.
A high-performing department discovered that its own colleagues could not explain its value. The solution was not more activity. It was strategic positioning.
Read the Insight →Years of excellent work do not automatically give you ownership of the story people tell about your contribution. You must articulate your value before someone else does.
Read the Insight →Perfectionism turns every speaking opportunity into a final exam. Treat the stage as a visibility rep and build a stronger version of your voice.
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