From those planning a family to those parenting through menopause, nearly a quarter million ambitious women and badass moms around the world trust best-selling author and expert Christine Michel Carter. Women know Carter is there for them when they need an ERG speaker, career support, inspiring words, or… just a good laugh. She helps ambitious women and badass moms have rewarding careers... and helps companies retain this precious talent.

As a best-selling author with 10+ years of experience in editorial writing, Carter is also a senior contributor for ForbesWomen. Because of her bold, disruptive delivery, Carter’s been called the “mother of LinkedIn” by the New York Post. She’s also been named a “career doula,” a “working mom who’s changing the world,” an “inspiring black mom to follow,” a “mom on the move,” an “inspiring, empowering millennial mother,” and the “voice of millennial moms.”

Carter serves on SeekHer Foundation’s Advocacy Council to support the PepsiCo Pure Leaf “No” Grants program, which has awarded female grant winners $200,000 to close their earning wage gaps. Carter provides 1:1 online career coaching via Wizco, Mother Honestly, or Women in Negotiation (WIN), subscription-based working parent and caregiver support, and marketing strategy development for small businesses. She’s worked with dozens of major companies to enhance their employer brand among moms and moms-to-be. Carter is also a working parents employee resources group speaker; employees who've felt disconnected from work have ranked her signature mental health talk the best corporate programming event of the year.

Carter gets revenge as a protector and fighter for ignored women. She works to advance policies on a range of issues that affect families and women in financial, mental, and emotional health spaces. She created Mompreneur and Me events, so both parents could spend time with their children and network with other like-minded professionals simultaneously. Carter is also an advisory board member of the Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health and received a Congressional Citation from the U.S. Senate for going “above and beyond in ensuring that Black Moms and Moms of Color have access to important health information for their children and families.”

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