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Accelerate(her) Presents: The Confidence to Influence: A Leadership Competency for Women In Tech
Thursday, October 01, 2026, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EDT
Category: Accelerate(her)
In this practical session, Sheena Yap Chan introduces Human Readiness and the VISIBLE™ Framework - Voice, Identity, Spotlight, Inner Work, Belief, Leverage, and Elevation - as tools for strengthening leadership presence and influence in technical environments. Attendees will explore how confidence and visibility impact communication, collaboration, career growth, and leadership opportunities. Through practical strategies and reflection, participants will learn how to make their expertise more visible, speak with greater clarity, and build credibility without changing who they are. Participants will leave with actionable tools they can immediately apply to meetings, presentations, stakeholder conversations, and leadership opportunities as technology and the workplace continue to evolve. Learning Objectives
Registration Fees FREE for WIT Members WIT Members can access this Event Recording from the Member Portal.
Event SpeakerSheena is a Wall Street Journal and Publishers Weekly bestselling author, TEDx, and keynote speaker and one of the leading voices in Human Readiness: the emerging field at the intersection of confidence, visibility, and workforce transformation. She is the founder of the Human Readiness movement and creator of the VISIBLE™ Framework (Voice, Identity, Spotlight, Inner Work, Belief, Leverage, Elevation), the method she built to put that movement into practice, used by leaders, teams, and organizations to bridge the gap between raw talent and realized potential. Her work helps organizations answer the most important question in leadership: Are your people truly ready to show up, lead, and grow at the level they're capable of? Her Wall Street Journal bestselling debut, The Tao of Self-Confidence, was named one of the top 20 best self-confidence books of all time by Book Authority. Her latest release, Bridging the Confidence Gap, is a bold call to make visibility and self-trust core leadership competencies, not soft skills, but strategic ones. Sheena's belief is simple: the leaders and organizations that will define the next decade won't just be the most skilled. They'll be the most human-ready.
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