Carole Hyatt

An internationally respected market and social behavior researcher, Carole Hyatt is a best-selling author and a worldwide lecturer. Hyatt is the world renowned author of the best-selling series: "The Women's Selling Games", "Women and Work", "When Smart People Fail", and "Shifting Gears." These are based on case studies of prominent and typical Americans and have been reviewed as "seminal works." She is also the author of "Lifetime Employability: How to Become Indispensable."

In today's rapidly changing workplace, people are required to take responsibility for managing their own careers. This fundamental shift is causing employees to reevaluate the work ethic from that of company loyalty to one of personal integrity. The Shifting Gears Workshop or Keynote is the first to focus on the psychological aspects of career reassessment. The workshop gives employees a sense of personal security and confidence to perform their work with greater professionalism and dedication.

The New Perspectives Workshop, Hyatt's latest seminar, is attended worldwide by top executive women from diverse fields who are interested in assessing and advancing their careers. These, women have benefited from the support and skill she provides through analysis of their needs and examination of alternative means of meeting them.
Hyatt brings her business experience to the speaking platform. Her speeches and workshops are adapted to individual associations and corporations. Her topics include "When Smart People Learn", "The Confidence to Shift Gears", "Learning to Ask the Right Questions", "Risktaking: Expanding Your Comfort Level", "What is the Future for Your Children?" and "Blowing Your Own Horn".

Well-known on the world-wide professional speaker's circuit, Hyatt tours the U.S., Asia, the Pacific Rim, Canada, Europe, the West Indies and Central America. "The Carole Hyatt Success Centers" in Tokyo are entering their sixth year.

Hyatt has been the subject of many articles in such papers and magazines as "The New York Times", "USA Today", "The Washington Post", "Fortune" Magazine, "The Wall Street Journal", and "Reader's Digest." Hyatt has made appearances on "Oprah Winfrey", "The Today Show", "Good Morning America", CNN, and "Sally Jesse Raphael."

Hyatt has had seven different career titles in her "layered" work life; her longest stretch was for eighteen years as President of Hyatt-Esserman Research Associates. The firm worked with Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and philanthropic organizations.

Hyatt has been on the faculties of The New School for Social Research, Hunter Graduate School, Women's School, and NYU. She has lectured at John Hopkins, Columbia Business School, and many other universities and colleges.