OWN Tactical Workshop “Imposter Syndrome”

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Join us for OneZone Women's Network's Tactical Workshop! 

“Imposter Syndrome” Katie Zarich  with Cummins

Imposter syndrome can be the villain that prevents us from reaching our full potential. Sometimes even the most qualified person for the job may feel like she doesn’t stand a chance. In this short talk, Katie will discuss strategies for overcoming self-doubt to grow confidence and sustain success in your personal and professional life. She will share personal anecdotes and how she continues to reframe her thinking to make breakthroughs when she recognizes imposter syndrome bubbling up in her own life.

OWN (OneZone Women's Network) is a committee focused on empowering women to achieve personal and professional success.

About Katie Zarich:

Katie Zarich is Director, Global On-Highway Communications, for the Engine Business at Cummins Inc., the largest independent maker of diesel engines and related products in the world. She introduced the Cummins HELM ^TM name for the company’s fuel agnostic engine platforms, an integral part of the company’s Destination Zero strategy, and is spearheading marketing efforts for critical new product introductions.

She joined Cummins in 2015, after more than a decade working in the non-profit sector. She served as Deputy Director for Public Affairs and was a member of the senior leadership team at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. She led marketing communications efforts for the Museum at Venice Biennale, for opening the Virginia B. Fairbanks Art & Nature Park: 100 Acres, and for the acquisition of Miller House and Garden in Columbus, Indiana. Early in her career, she worked on the campaign to build Lucas Oil Stadium and expand the Indiana Convention Center.

Katie lives in Indianapolis with her husband Jon and their sons Blaise and Ambrose. She holds a B.S. in Political Science and Religious Studies from Indiana University Bloomington and a law degree from IU McKinney School of Law. She is active in her community and is a passionate advocate for women.