Women Who Lead: A Conversation & Book Signing with Mary Lemmer
Tickets are $75 and include a copy of Mary’s book. When you register, you will be added to the waitlist and approved once you have made payment. Payment can be made via Zelle (716-697-7438) or by credit card or e-check through this link.
Women Who Lead has the privilege of featuring Mary and her incredible story in an intimate setting. We will do a fireside chat-style conversation with her, private book signing, and free time to connect with Mary and the other entrepreneurs in the room.
Light bites and drinks will be served.
This event will take place in the Mahogany Room at the historic Harvard Club of New York City.
Mary Lemmer is an author, speaker, and creative entrepreneur who helps individuals, teams, and organizations create what doesn’t yet exist and navigate uncertainty when there is no script to follow. She created The Improve Method™ by combining lessons from entrepreneurship, venture capital, leadership at a fast-growing startup, and more than a decade of designing and leading workshops for companies including Google, Verizon, Square, TED, and Pfizer.
Her book, How to Handle Anything, published by Bloomsbury, draws on more than a decade spent training leaders and teams, plus a career that has taken her from executive boardrooms and high-growth companies to TED and the same stages as comedy legends. She translates four core principles of improv into a practical, research-backed toolkit for navigating uncertainty with greater resilience, creativity, and confidence. It’s a guide for anyone who wants to meet the unplanned, the unexpected, and the unscripted with a little more steadiness, and a lot more joy.
A graduate of the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, Mary trained in improvisation at The Second City, the Upright Citizens Brigade, and The Groundlings. She gave the TED Talk “How Improv Can Improve Your Leadership and Life,” hosts the How to Handle Anything podcast, and writes the Life, Improvised Substack.