Think strategically, act thoughtfully, be a good human.
Nancy Lyons is a CEO, entrepreneur, and all around good human who speaks about the intersection of leadership, entrepreneurialism, technology, and people. Through her candid writing and speaking, she explores the many facets of life at work and champions human-centered approaches to business. Seeing work and the culture of work as the next economic frontier, she pushes the progressive boundaries of how we think about our professional and personal lives.
interactive project management
Co-authored by Nancy, the book is a helpful, accessible guide to getting digital projects done well and done collaboratively. And it has 4.7 stars on Amazon!
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speaking
A commanding and energetic speaker, Nancy is as comfortable keynoting as she is in small-group conversation. She speaks to a range of audiences from marketing and Human Resources executives to designers and technologists. Notable past speaking engagements include The White House, the 2015 UK Digital Project Management Summit, and the Nonprofit Technology & Communications Conference.
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blog
- I recently made the decision to close on Election Day. I chose to give our ~55 person staff that time to not only vote, but help others vote, too. It was an easy decision for me, one that reflects the values I bring to work every day and the values our company lives out. I... Read more »
read full post - It feels like the theme of battling “tech addiction” is gaining momentum right now. It’s a logical, and emotional, reaction to the ways in which technology has impacted our lives. How do we, as a culture, prevent technology from being the boss of us and how do we, personally, take back control?
read full post - The core meaning, and outcome, of "Yes, and" should be brought back to business: accept the reality created…and begin the collaborative process.
read full post - Businesses can approach making a difference in their community as an aside to how they operate, or as integral to how they operate. It's an opportunity, but it’s also a responsibility.
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