Holiday Cocktail Huddle: Celebrating Our Year and Moving Forward

The end of this year is fast approaching. It can usually be a rather stressful time of the year because of the holidays. However, it is worth reminding ourselves what do we wish to get out of a holiday. If self-care and rest is something that you would like to have, it may be worth spending some time to celebrate the year past and all your gains and achievements. We all like to know when we have done something right, and thus be encouraged. Even if there are still areas for improvement, knowing that we are on the right track is far more motivating than thinking that we are worlds away from reaching our goals.

Come join us for this in-person Cocktail Huddle with an interactive discussion about bringing forth your goals for the new year with our awesome speaker Micha Goebig at this event**.**

This event will be limited to twenty-five women only, so the first 25 women to RSVP for the Cocktail Huddle will be able to attend.

The Koa Club will host drinks and light bites for the event. To come, please RSVP below.

Speaker:

The founder & CEO of GO BIG COACHING, Micha Goebig primarily helps female professionals and founders in tech and other male-dominated spaces lead with confidence.

Micha is a public speaker, certified coach and published author. She is a member of the Forbes Coaches Council as well as the lead presentation coach on the speaker team of TEDxSeattle. Before training as a coach, she founded, and still owns, a boutique agency – GO BIG COMMUNICATIONS – that specializes in corporate communications for the German luxury car and supplier industries, a field in which she has 20 years of experience as a communications expert, intercultural trainer and workshop host.

Micha holds a master’s degree from the University of Munich, taught at several colleges in the USA and Germany, has published extensively (including a novel with RandomHouse), and trained with one of Germany’s leading executive coaches as well as Rich Litvin and others in the USA. In all she does, she follows a German-style approach: efficient, pragmatic, solution-driven, direct.