Princeton University’s Association of Black Princeton Alumni hosts: Countdown 2020. Moderated by Cheryl Scales, Princeton Alum and featuring a dynamic program including keynotes by Senator Cory Booker and Craig Robinson. Panel kickoff by NBC/MSNBC Commentator and Princeton Professor Eddie Glaude along with a suite of accomplished Princeton alumni across the spectrum. Getting robust and ready for the voting season! The Daily Princetonian coverage of the conversation.
An opportunity for conversations to reinvent and restore amidst a dynamic season. Learn more at www.StrongBlackWomen.net
Participants gained insights and tips to upgrade their pitch and be ready to knock their story out of the ballpark to any potential investors, clients, or employers! 
This ArtUp live training event is one example of how Cheryl has powered people forward to their next step and new chapters.
“I pride myself on being one of the best at helping others share their story because it is one of the essential tools of life to make progress. It’s not about bragging (though some may), but it is definitely about affirming and bringing others along with your direction and/or destiny.” — Cheryl Scales
Her on-going coaching is available at ElevatorPitchCoaching.com. Check there for tools and training. All the best!
Cheryl Scales speaks at Thrive: Empowering and Celebrating Princeton’s Black Alumni at Princeton from October 3rd to 5th. Cheryl brings her expertise on design thinking to the Entrepreneurs’ Development day in the 3-day conference for Princeton alumni. She co-leads an innovation design thinking workshop that propels entrepreneurs and corporate/intrapreneurs on their path.
Forever First Lady Michelle Obama and I have been friends since our tender age of 18. Our Princeton years taught us much about ‘becoming’ the women we are today. It was an honor to share this moment in her life season with the #1 woman in my life, Bobbie Scales, my mother on Mother’s Day weekend. One of the many things I know is that we must believe and become for our friends and family as we strive in our careers and impact communities. We love you Michelle!
