I'm an executive coach, author, and international speaker with a passion for helping professional women gain the visibility and credibility they need to have a fulfilling career. I work with high achieving women in corporate settings who want to move up and assume leadership positions I help them navigate the workplace politics and get the promotions they deserve.
Working With Some Of The World’s Finest Playwrights, This Actor Shows Her Flourish In Theresa Rebeck’s Play ‘Dig’Growing up in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the early 1990’s, Nasreen Alissa realized from a young age that she was different. As a young girl who wanted to play soccer and learn karate, activities she was told were for boys only, she was constantly chastised and bullied, which led Nasreen to the warm embrace of books.
As Nasreen continued to learn more from her readings about justice and law, she decided to be a lawyer. “I felt it was unfair that I could not do things because of my gender. I had the desire to serve my community and I wanted to pursue a career in law because I believe that law is fundamental to life and liberty. In the law, you don’t shy away from conflict. You confront it. As James Baldwin said, ‘Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.
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My message to women is to never stop learning and seeking feedback. In order to develop and grow, we need to continuously learn and improve while still believing in our own ability. We need to think of ourselves as “a student of life,” because once we stop learning we stop growing. Growing is not about adding anything to us, it’s the revelation of what’s already in us.
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