MDPT: Create Value While Reclaiming Time: Kathy Korman Frey at TEDxBethesdaWomen

Kathy founded the award winning Hot Mommas® Project - the world's largest women's case study library - to provide access to authentic, instructional role models and mentors anytime, anywhere. The project's content, classes, and coaching increase confidence up to 200%. Frey previously served as Managing Director of Vision Forward, COO for the National Council on the Aging Development Corporation, as Vice President of Business Development for a healthcare software firm, and in management and as an analyst in the merger and acquisition and competitive intelligence industries. Frey is a former Alzheimer's Association board member and currently serves on the boards of United Women in Business and 30 Second Mom. She is the recipient of a Washington Business Journal Women Who Mean Business Award the DC NAWBO Woman of Distinction Award. Frey teaches Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership at the George Washington University School of Business; the course is the winner of a National Excellence in Entrepreneurship Education Award. Frey earned her BA in English from The University of Virginia and her MBA from Harvard Business School. She lives with her husband, two children, and two dogs in a state of semi-controlled chaos in the DC area. She is currently writing a book on innovative high value, part-time work models.

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