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Keynoter, focusing on workplace, leadership, careers, working women, boomer & retirement topics. Author/ Futurist/ Seminar leader.
Caitlin Williams, Ph.D. is a keynote speaker and workshop leader who helps organizations and individuals make sense of all the changes going on in the workplace. A speaker and coach with 25+ years’ experience, Dr. Williams is recognized for her expertise in career development, women’s workplace issues and opportunities, and midlife challenges and possibilities.
Organizations and associations bring Caitlin in to motivate, coach and help re-engage their workers and members. Individuals seek Caitlin for guidance in exploring options for transitioning into new careers and for help in crafting richer, deeper lives for themselves. Caitlin speaks on workforce and workplace issues and trends, career and professional development, boomer opportunities and female executive development. Described by her clients as powerful, inspiring, high-energy and highly interactive, Caitlin is passionate about helping her audiences identify new possibilities they have not yet considered, as she gives them tools for re-engaging with their lives and their work.
Dr. Williams has worked with associations and corporations across the US, in Canada, the UK and Europe. A partial list of clients Caitlin has worked with include: AT & T, American Library Association, American Society for Training & Development, Benjamin Moore, BF Goodrich, Booz Allen Hamilton, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Ford Motor, Ontario Library Association, Talbots, Veterans’ Administration, and Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
An award-winning author of Successful Woman’s Guide to Working Smart, Caitlin’s work has been featured in Investor’s Business Daily, Fortune.com, National Business Employment Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Jobsandmoms.com and other business and career publications. Caitlin holds a PhD in Counseling Psychology, coaching certification, post-doctoral training in facilitating personal growth, and significant experience in helping organizations develop their workforce. A former Midwesterner, Caitlin lives with her husband in northern California.
