Claire Shipman is a highly experienced newswoman renowned for her coverage of major global events and her exploration of the evolving role of women in the workplace. Notably, she holds the distinction of being the first television reporter to spend an entire day inside the Department of Homeland Security, earning international acclaim for her comprehensive reporting on democracy in Eastern Europe. In addition to her impressive journalistic achievements, Shipman is a celebrated author, having co-authored two New York Times best-selling books. Her works, "The Confidence Code: The Art and Science of Self-Assurance—and What Women Need to Know" (2014) and "Womenomics: Work Less, Achieve More, Live Better" (2009), have resonated with readers worldwide. Drawing from the insights presented in "The Confidence Code," Shipman delivers compelling presentations that offer valuable advice on building confidence. Regardless of age or career stage, she emphasizes the importance of closing the confidence gap and empowers audiences to embrace their own self-assurance. Shipman's speaking engagements extend beyond confidence-building. She also offers thought-provoking speeches on various topics, including redefining power for women, achieving work-life balance, and understanding the crucial role of confidence in women's success. With a wealth of personal stories, Shipman's presentations are not only informative but also deeply inspiring. Overall, Claire Shipman's expertise, extensive experience, and engaging storytelling make her a sought-after speaker, providing audiences with valuable insights and practical guidance for personal and professional growth.