Brain Expert Lynette Louise to Speak at Leadership Summit America in Albany, New York
Author: Lynette Louise
Published: 2025/03/10 - Updated: 2025/04/15
Publication Type: Announcement
Category Topic: Disability Press Releases - Publications List
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Synopsis: Lynette Louise will be a featured speaker at the Leadership Summit America March 20-21, 2025, at Desmond Hotel and Conference Center, Albany, New York.
Introduction
Lynette Louise, globally recognized mental health expert affectionately known as "The Brain Broad", will be a featured speaker at the annual Leadership Summit America, taking place on March 20-21, 2025, at the Desmond Hotel and Conference Center in Albany, New York. This highly anticipated yearly event brings together influential leaders from across the globe to share insights, strategies, and inspiration for effective leadership in our ever-evolving dynamic world.
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Lynette, an international authority on brain science, neurofeedback, and leadership sensibilities, consistently captivates attendees with her unique blend of neuroscience, practical wisdom, and engaging storytelling.
According to event organizer Sharon Burstein;
"Lynette's ability to break down complex brain science into actionable leadership tools is unparalleled, and her energy and insights leave a lasting impact on everyone in the room. We're thrilled to have her returning to the summit."
In tandem with the speaking engagement, Lynette has re-released her acclaimed book, The Seven Senses of Leadership: The Brain Broad's Guide to Leadership Sensibilities, in ebook format via Amazon Kindle.
The book explores how to use our leadership senses - seeing, hearing, tasting, feeling, smelling, balancing, and succeeding - to inspire and influence others. Backed by neuroscience and real-world examples of iconic leaders, The Brain Broad's guide to Leadership Sensibilities helps audiences harness the senses they have, adjust for the ones they may not have, and cooperate with the diverse dynamics of their followers.
"I'm passionate about helping people unlock their potential using the tools they already have - in this case, their senses," said Lynette.
Attendees of the Leadership Summit America can look forward to an interactive session with Lynette, where she'll share practical tips and brain-based strategies to refine their leadership sensibilities. Known for her warmth, humor, and ability to connect with audiences, she'll also host a special no-cost Q&A session on brain science and leadership following her presentation on March 21st.
Lynette Louise is at her best when invited to share her experiences with an audience. As creator and host of the award winning international docu-series Fix It in Five with Lynette Louise aka The Brain Broad, a popular guest on a wide range of interview platforms, the writer/performer of her inspirational one-woman musical comedy show Crazy to Sane, award winning filmmaker of the inclusively cast Living With Lynette, she brings a multifaceted perspective to her work.
Her expertise spans mental health challenges such as autism, ADHD, and depression, making her leadership insights universally applicable and deeply impactful.
To purchase the newly released ebook The Seven Senses of Leadership, visit Amazon at The Seven Senses of Leadership.
Join Lynette Louise, "The Brain Broad," in Albany this March for an unforgettable experience that will transform the way you lead - and live.
About Lynette Louise
Lynette Louise, D.Sc., Ph.D., is an international mental health expert, neurofeedback practitioner, speaker, and author. Known as "The Brain Broad," she combines her deep knowledge of brain science with a passion for teaching and storytelling to empower individuals and leaders worldwide. Her work has been featured globally, and she continues to inspire through her books, speaking engagements, and media projects.
About Leadership Summit America
The Leadership Summit America is an annual event designed to inspire, educate, and connect leaders from diverse industries. Held in Albany, New York, the summit features top-tier speakers and offers attendees the chance to network and grow their leadership skills in an immersive environment.
Insights, Analysis, and Developments
Editorial Note: It was not a marketing charade, it was not selling yourself to sell your product or course, the 9th Annual Leadership Summit America was truly about Leadership - and it was marvelous.According to speaker Lynette Louise:
"Every speaker lined up perfectly with the next, building upon each other's qualities. Like a relay race where each speaker passed the baton to the other and everyone was working as a team toward a common goal, utilizing their separate strengths and strategies. It was the best summit I have been to."
This momentum was built purposely by Sharon Burstein, the presenter of the Annual Leadership Summit America. While putting the event together she explained to the presenters, "Each talk builds upon the other; think choreography as we continue to build momentum."
The speakers shared insights from their diverse range of expertise. Among them: image expert, stuntman, brain and autism specialist, radio host, global positive change expert, retired United States Army Sargent and Purple Heart recipient, social media expert, and community impact innovator. The list is intriguing but falls short of impressing the impact of the inspiration, experience, and practical advice each had to offer.
With a shared belief in the value of Leadership for the sake of guiding toward greatness, rather than only aiming for riches or recognition, the overwhelming mood in attendance was one of inspired action. Speaker after speaker impressed audiences with personal stories of doing great things in order to lead, themselves and others, to great places.
The attendees were largely young adults which adds to the potential impact of this phenomenal event. As each presentation built upon the next, the leaders of tomorrow were gifted with real life leadership examples, inspired with personal stories, and infused with the energy of doing.
It can feel sometimes like the Leadership in our world is lacking. Yet there are so many impressive people doing valuable things in their leadership roles. Some are parents, some are CEOs, some are artists, some are entrepreneurs. The list is varied and endless. I believe it is incumbent upon us to seek to elevate such leaders, to emulate and recognize them, to encourage and become them.
Although the Leadership Summit America has passed, hopefully its impact and influence will grow. In the meantime, feel free to visit the website and see who the speakers were. If any of them interest you, seek out their online presence. Consider reaching out and attending upcoming events. Consider inviting them to speak at your own. Tsara Shelton - Disabled World (DW).Attribution/Source(s): This quality-reviewed publication was selected for publishing by the editors of Disabled World (DW) due to its relevance to the disability community. Originally authored by Lynette Louise and published on 2025/03/10, this content may have been edited for style, clarity, or brevity. NOTE: Disabled World does not provide any warranties or endorsements related to this article.