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Gwendolyn (Gwen) Webber-McLeod, M.S., is President/CEO of Gwen, Inc. She has over 30 years experience in leadership development, facilitation, strategic planning and the development of effective coalitions/collaborations. Gwen is a frequently sought after lecturer and conference keynote speaker on the topic of leadership. Her clients are CEOs, executive and mid-level managers, and leadership teams in public, private, health care and education businesses and organizations. Gwen, Inc. exists for the sole purpose of helping leaders deliver consistent personal and organizational outcomes by focusing on the competencies of confidence, competence, courage and calm.
In addition, in 2009, Gwen founded You Can’t Fail (Because Your History Says You Can’t) conference as an unforgettable, one of a kind conference designed to provide a strategically designed multicultural leadership development experience for professional women of color and women leaders of other races and cultures who support them. It was founded as a way to pay her success forward to other women leaders. You Can’t Fail is a unique opportunity to promote the positive growth of this important group of established and emerging leaders. In 2015 You Can’t Fail was incorporated as a 501 (c) 3 charitable organization You Can’t Fail, Inc. devoted to the development of emerging women leaders.
Gwen writes “The Leadership Journey” column for Auburn’s home town newspaper, The Citizen, Is a blogger for the “Great Black Speakers” Blog. She is a published author with contributions most recently featured in Resilience: Living Life by Design by Dr. Deana Murphy and published in 2015 and available on Amazon. Her chapter Thriving Through a Season of Grief chronicles how the vision for incorporating Gwen, Inc. was the result learning to thrive through a difficult moment in life.
Gwen contributes her success to the support of her loving family and to working daily to simply be the type of leader she believes God called her to be – A Servant Leader.
