Speaking
Vicki Updike is passionate about helping create strong, effective leaders and leadership teams. She loves a good challenge and leans on her knowledge and experiences to help build results-minded leadership qualities in each person or group she gets the privilege to work alongside.
Presentations are available in the following formats:
Keynote Presentations
Breakout Session, Workshop or Seminar
Corporate Workshops
Virtual Webinar
Panel Style Workshop
Do you want a new perspective on developing yourself or your career? Vicki Updike engages groups of all sizes, backgrounds and generations to think differently about leadership. Your group will walk away with clear, actionable steps to take leadership to the next level.
Keynote #1
Establishing Confidence
No matter what job title you have, where you are in your career, we all have moments where we are less confident. It’s ok, it happens, but keep going. Confidence is a skill and the only way you can grow that skillset is to push through those less confident moments.
You will learn:
How to build your confidence skill
How to pull your chair up to the table
Why you need to be bold and hold your ground
Keynote #2
Creating a Leadership Presence
Bringing it all together. High-impact professionals and leaders are aware of their leadership presence and refine it to work for them and help them achieve their goals. Executive presence communicates confidence, credibility and calm.
You will learn:
How to have an influence on others
Why you need to keep the uniqueness you bring to the table
How to take feedback as a leader
The importance of active listening and asking questions
Keynote #3
Navigating your Journey
The leadership journey can be complex and challenging with unique mistakes us women make. Don’t let this hold you back. Join a unique discussion on mistakes and challenges women leaders have experienced. You will receive tips on working through these experiences and continuing your leadership journey.
You will learn:
How to figure out what “have it all” means to you
Why your journey can only be defined by you
That leadership is never a destination but truly is a journey