Women, Men & Leadership: Remove Flawed Perceptions for Untapped Potential
We're continuing our free KC IABC coffee series on personal development for communicators. Our next presenter will be speaker and author Kimberly Wright. We'll discuss how our perceptions are powerful lenses that shape both our identity and professional interactions. Using the viral dress debate of 2015 as a playful starting point, we will discuss how believing with certainty in incorrect perceptions can easily build a foundational truth on something that is, in fact, false. In this gathering, we will examine the unconscious perceptions that silently shape workplace dynamics and learn how to discover untapped potential individually, as a collaborative team, and in organizational growth. We will also share real-life experiences to illustrate the impact our perceptions have on our approach to leadership and team culture.
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Meet Kimberly
Kimberly Wright is a visionary leader dedicated to empowering women to lead with confidence and purpose. As the creator of Perception Leadership, she brings over 20 years of experience in ministry, business, and leadership development to her mission of transforming how women see themselves and their potential.
With a unique blend of entrepreneurial insight and psychological understanding, Kimberly has developed a transformative curriculum that helps women excel in their professional journeys. Her approach combines practical business acumen with spiritual wisdom, inspiring women to lead authentically and confidently.
A national speaker, accomplished author, and past National Mother of the Year, Kimberly has been equipping women leaders through corporate training, church events, and Christian business groups since 2008. Her passion lies in helping women leverage their God-given potential to make a meaningful impact in their workplaces and communities.
Kimberly holds a psychology degree from the University of Oklahoma and, together with her husband John, has raised four adult children while building multiple businesses. She continues to write and speak, dedicating her career to illuminating women's leadership potential.