How Working Within Can Support You
Here at Working Within, we provide a variety of virtual and in-person professional development workshops and speaking engagements tailored to Black students, early to mid career professionals, and budding entrepreneurs. We specialize in the topics of empowerment, leadership, and entrepreneurship and enjoy taking our audience through mindful exercises and action planning that leaves them feeling energized and capable.
If you're looking for a little more support, we provide tailored 1:1 or small group workshop series by request, acting as your creative business-life partner in keeping you strategic and on track, bringing you a step closer to operating the life of your dreams.
Speaking Engagements & Workshops
Founder of Working Within and Chief of Staff at EdSolutions, Charlyn Moss is available for speaking engagements & workshops upon request. Charlyn has been recognized for her efforts as a serial entrepreneur, advocate, and business professional. Her expertise spans from starting clubs, organizations, and businesses, facilitating trainings, advising C-suite executives, and developing transformative mindsets which she uses to challenge her audience. Charlyn’s inspiring and interactive presentations encourage personal and professional growth while leaving listeners feeling refreshed and empowered.
Read more about Charlyn here.
What Clients Say
"Thank you so much for speaking today at the First Generation Student Leadership Program. Hearing your story was so inspiring! I loved when you told us how saying "no" will provide more opportunities to the "yes's" in the future. It was so valuable!"
- a California State University Student
Topic Areas
Empowerment
10x Your Vision
Leading Yourself First
Origins of Personal Power
Being Excellent
Go Different: Lessons in Authenticity
Defining Your Character and the Decisions that Follow
Personal Branding 101
Designing Your Life
How to Disrupt, Productively
Transitioning from College to Career
Becoming Creative
Loving People (and working with them, too)
Connecting to Purpose
Building a Liberatory Workplace
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