Lauren Leader is a thought leader and advisor dedicated to advancing gender equality and strengthening American democracy. As the founder and CEO of All In Together, a non-partisan, nonprofit organization, Lauren has been instrumental in promoting women's civic and political participation across the United States. Since its inception in 2014, All In Together has empowered millions of women with the tools necessary for effective civic engagement and leadership. Under her guidance, the organization has become a leading pollster of women voters, partnering with the Washington Post to ensure comprehensive coverage of women's issues in the Presidential race.
In addition to her work with All In Together, Lauren founded a boutique consulting firm that collaborates with a diverse range of institutions and leaders in both business and politics to promote diversity and equality. Her expertise has been sought by numerous major companies and institutions, reflecting her influence and commitment to these critical issues.
Lauren is a respected opinion contributor to Politico Magazine, The Hill, and other publications, where she addresses topics related to gender and politics. Since 2017, she has been a weekly contributor to Morning Joe, and she frequently appears on MSNBC and CNN to discuss matters concerning women, politics, and democracy. Her voice is also familiar to listeners of SiriusXM POTUS, where she has been a guest and regular substitute host since 2015.
Her written work, including a series of research studies, has been featured in major publications such as the Chicago Tribune, New York Times, and Washington Post. Her book, Crossing the Thinnest Line, targets corporate audiences committed to advancing diversity and inclusion.
Lauren is a sought-after speaker and panel member at conferences and forums across North America and Europe, including the Aspen Ideas Festival and the World Economic Forum at Davos. Her achievements were recognized in 2018 when she was named a Presidential Leadership Scholar, a program led by Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.