The “F” Word: Fear in Leadership – what it is and what you can do about it

Let’s talk about the other F-word – FEAR. We all experience fear. If your intention is to live in happiness, to find abundance, to stand up for something, to spread joy, to be a better leader, then fear is part of your life, and you better get comfortable with it.

None of us can eliminate fear from our lives. But, we can reduce its power over us. We can change the way we relate to fear, understand how we experience it and how it deflates us, so that we meet it head on and get ahead of it in our own way.

The AMA Triangle is excited to welcome Cate Hollowitsch, Chief Marketing Officer at Nesnah Ventures, a family-owned private equity firm, and the author of Confidence Counts. Fear is not the enemy, and Cate will share five traits of fear that she has learned, and then offer five ideas to inspire you on your leadership journey.

Join AMA Triangle on Thursday, September 28th from 4:30-6pm at Raleigh Founded – Gateway to learn about:

• Descriptions of how fear manifests itself in us
• 8 traits of fear
• 5 ideas to help you move through fear

This session is perfect for any marketer in a leadership role or aspiring to become a leader in the future.

Meet Our Speaker:

Cate Hollowitsch is the CMO at Nesnah Ventures, a family-owned private equity firm, and the author of Confidence Counts. She is also an Adjunct Professor in Digital Marketing. With more than 30 years of B2B and B2C marketing experience, Cate is instrumental in building individuals and teams around her. She develops, in a peer-to-peer manner, executive teams and departments, and challenges stakeholders to broaden their scope of vision and methodologies.

Cate is impactful in marketing and other critical business disciplines, and speaks on a multitude of topics to build business acumen in your organization. Cate initiates change and activates strategy in a fearless but prudent manner. She has a passion for teaching and learning, a drive that envelops and benefits her peers, managers, and team mates. Cate takes intense energy and directs it toward solving the most complex business problems.