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"At Collaborate Marketplace, general session speaker Karen McCullough, generational expert, grabbed the crowd’s attention with a game of Name that Tune, where audience members had to guess what generation a few well known-songs came from. It seemed fitting that she played Vanilla Ice’s “Ice Ice Baby” since the first line of the song is “Stop, collaborate and listen.” It became the impromptu theme song for the event."
CollinsonMedia Team May 4, 2011
Karen McCullough is a Social Media Enthusiast, A Personal Branding Expert, and A Gen X-Gen Y Evangelist!
Karen McCullough opens conferences, meetings & minds. Her clients call her,
"A Shot of Energy!-and she is the most fun you'll ever have learning!
YOU will be entertained, inspired and prepared for the future.
Karen studies workplace and business trends and her passion lies in providing resources to help YOU be more sucessfu in your career. In a world that is becoming increasingly disconnected, Karen's work fills an immediate need to bridge both the communications and generations gap. Karen is a master at opening your minds to the opportunities of change.Through her constant research of generational behavior, social media, and technology, she has tapped into a creative and exciting way to deliver the message.
Her approach is practical, her message is relevant.
'Recently, Karen and her Gen X daughter Meredith collaborated and wrote the book, The Seven Women Project. SWP celebrates the talents and leadership qualities in women.
Karen is hired by top organizations like:
- Procter & Gamble
- G.E.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee
- Symantec
- Sun Microsystems
- National Homebuilders Association
- Shell
- Exxon
- The World Bank
- MD Anderson Cancer Center
- US Dept. of Justice
- NASA
- UTMB
- McAllen School District
- McGraw-Hill.
If your employees are your greatest asset, Karen McCullough's keynote presentations are for YOU. Karen believes that the key to any successful organization is the energy, talent, and happiness of its people. She thrives on sharing what she has learned with others to help them approach their work and their lives with a new attitude and a fresh approach. Her business keynotes are hysterically funny, thought-provoking, and energizing. But most importantly, Karen’s speeches are focused on impacting your bottom line.
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