About Susan Scott

Best Selling Author of Fierce Conversations & Fierce Leadership--Buy Them Here!

In her refreshingly candid, no-nonsense style, Susan recommends alternatives to 6 of the most prevalent “best” practices of business today. Susan reveals why current practices not only fail to accomplish the goals they're meant to accomplish, they cost
organizations millions in profits. To get the job done, we must adopt new practices that harness human connectivity—the next frontier for exponential growth and the only sustainable, competitive edge.

Imagine business practices that build execution muscle, that move you and your team beyond the level playing field, to an entirely new plane of performance, that are seen and felt whenever you walk into a room – and when you converse with a boss, colleague, direct report, client, or supplier. That's Fierce Leadership.

Fierce Leadership is both a mindset and a skill-set. In fact, Susan Scott—consultant to CEOs and Fortune 500 companies—proposes that anyone, anywhere, can become a Fierce Leader and have greater impact. How? By engaging in the new, best practices required of leaders today.

Join us on May 5 to hear directly from Susan and become a Fierce Leader yourself!

What Leaders Say about Susan Scott

"Susan's session with the Food & Wine sales and marketing team was a resounding success with solid learning, actual practice, and unquestionable relevance to what we all do every day. The group was inspired and motivated to put into action what we covered and the reverberations from our session have already begun to make themselves felt."

Julie McGowan, Senior Vice President/Publisher, Food & Wine Magazine

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“Scott’s unique combination of business expertise and bold imagination will re-energize leaders, employees, and managers alike.” 

Professor Stewart D. Friedman, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and author of Total Leadership

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“You can start using these ideas tomorrow. Hell, you can start using them today.  Susan Scott shows why the received wisdom is wrong, and how we can get it right”

Doug Stone, co-author of the international best-seller Difficult Conversations and a Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School