Lucinda Jackson has decades of experience providing presentations, interactive discussions, workshops, and training. Contact her for speaking at a wide variety of venues:
- Podcasts, Webinars, Radio
- Professional Conferences
- Corporate Events
- Book Clubs
- Universities and Schools
- Youth Organizations
- Non-profit Organizations
Topics include:
- Lower Budget Adventures in Your Next Act
- Holistic Retirement Planning Using Scientific and Project Management Techniques
- Women Leading and Finding Solutions in the Workplace and our Next Acts
- The Female Freedom Years: Over 60 and Euphoric
- Becoming An Entrepreneur Later in Life
- Advice from the Trenches: How to Develop an Organization Where Women Want to Work
- Empowering Girls in STEM
- Ending the Cycle of Sexual Harassment and Sexism: Role of Parents, Schools/Universities, and Corporations
- Social and Legal History of Sexism and Harassment 1950s – Today
- Insider Tips for Women in the Corporate Workplace
- Raising Liberated Boy Children
Hear Lucinda Now!
Podcast: Struggling with your identity in retirement? Hear nuggets on letting go of old scripts to find your true core values and a satisfying next act. Host Betsy Graziani Fasbinder of the Morning Glory Project talks with Lucinda Jackson about Jackson’s new book PROJECT ESCAPE: LESSONS FOR AN UNSCRIPTED LIFE.
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Reading with Ayo Podcast. Ep. 39 Part 1: I had to bring Lucinda Jackson to the show to come share about this beautiful book. The book is a memoir about her post retirement life where she and her awesome husband Craig joined the Peace Corp in Palau. The book is not a retirement book but a lesson on life, romance and finding yourself through resilience.
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Reading with Ayo Podcast. Ep. 39 Part 2: Part 2 of this episode is really exciting because Lucinda shares about the tough situations she and her husband Craig went through in the Peace Corp in Palau. During their time in Palau, they fell in love again and took care of each other. I’ve so much respect for Craig because he was just so awesome in the experience and Lucinda shares great tips that will help most relationships.
Ethos Podcast: Lucinda says one of the key moves she made when becoming an entrepreneur was figuring out her core values. Whether it’s for yourself, your Next Act, or your company (or even better, all 3), these values will provide a compass to keep you on track and help get you where you want to go. Listen now!
InVinoFab Podcast: Our #InVinoFab guest, Lucinda Jackson, is more than “Just a Girl” as she shares her story and advice on how to overcome sexism, sexual harassment, and more to succeed as a woman. Listen now!
Women in Science: Snowmass Particle Physics Community : Lucinda is an invited panelist discussing challenges for women in STEM careers in the discussion titled “Supporting Women in our Community” Listen now!
Podcast: Scientist and business executive, Lucinda experienced and witnessed the unequal treatment of women. She discusses how to change that dynamic and how women can find their power. Listen now!
Ally Podcast: In this episode of Voices of Energy, host Katie Mehnert, founder and CEO of ALLY Energy, interviews Lucinda Jackson, business executive, scientist, and author of Just a Girl. Lucinda has a passion for ESG, DEI, and organizational development Listen now!
Podcast: We talk with Lucinda Jackson, a successful scientist and corporate executive, who has weathered and overcome cultural and deliberate bias against women in STEM fields. Hear Episode 10:
Radio: California Dreamin’: We speak with business consultant Lucinda Jackson and her diverse experiences in the corporate and academic worlds. Listen here.
Podcast: Join Lucinda and Cara Santa Maria as they discuss Lucinda’s book Just a Girl: Growing Up Female and Ambitious. Hear it beginning at 5:30 min into the cast.
Lucinda is an invited speaker to government, non-profit, and corporate organizations.
Such as:
Alberta Ministry of Environment and Parks, RAND, Corporate EcoForum, TRC, Raymond James, Chevron, American Physical Society, American Chemical Society, 500 Women Scientists
