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Princess Shmincess And Your Unique Superpower: Author And Corporate Executive Julie Keshmiry On Rewriting The Corporate Fairy Tale

Princess Shmincess And Your Unique Superpower: Author And Corporate Executive Julie Keshmiry On Rewriting The Corporate Fairy Tale

by Kate Byrne | Dec 2, 2025 | Podcast

  From the corner office to the pages of a children’s book, learn how to redefine your personal brand and leadership by following your purpose. Host Kate Byrne welcomes Julie Keshmiry, the accomplished author of Princess Shmincess and former Chief of Staff for...

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