Biography

Unleash your creativity - and seize new opportunities!

US Naval Academy - National Institutes of Health - Ignite! Conference on Transforming Your Business Through Creativity - Executive Women in Government - National Assn of Women Business Owners - UCLA, UNLV, NDSU, UND....

These groups and others have been inspired by Joan Michelson's dynamic, inspiring and practical presentations. Joan brings her experience in Corporate America and as a national reporter - and her MBA - to help entrepreneurs and big companies alike get "unstuck" and find their "mojo" again.

Find out how Joan landed Chrysler's "green" car on the front page of The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, on "The Today Show" and a "top pick" on Yahoo! - and how you can too. Find out how Joan got people in L.A. unstapled from their cars and into mass transit. - from zero to one million riders per day! 

Find out why and how to reach women - no matter what business you're in.

Find out how to expand your market exponentially and leverage your resources.

Let Joan moderate a panel discussion and discover how she brings out the best in her panelists and asks what the audience wants to know.  She's led panels with David Gergen, Ron Brownstein, Dotty Lynch, Eleanor Clift, Michael Barone, Celinda Lake, and many others...Let her bring her leadership column to life for your conference.

All with a sparkling, dynamic wit that will entertain your audience - and make a difference.

Joan Bryna Michelson is an award-winning entrepreneur, “intrapreneur” and reporter who has generated millions in revenue and branding for top companies, and has worked with top news organizations.

Pioneering, launching or reinvigorating businesses and organizations with both short-term and long-term success has become a hallmark of Michelson’s career - using creative business models and marketing initiatives, market research, and a sense of urgency, and by seizing opportunities.

As a fun aside, Ms. Michelson is a descendant of three prominent siblings: Miriam Michelson who was an authoritative reporter on the women’s suffrage movement and Susan B. Anthony; Charles Michelson who was the first White House communications director/press secretary (under FDR); and Albert Michelson who was the first American scientist to win the Nobel Prize (1907).

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Joan Bryna Michelson, 702.806.3690, joanmichelson@hotmail.com, www.joanmichelson.com