012: Rising Like a Star with Claire Pedersen Patel
In this episode, “Rising Star of the Consulting Profession” Claire Pedersen Patel shares insight into her rapid career rise, from the importance of finding confidence to the traits that turn employees into great leaders.
— YOU'LL LEARN —
1) How Claire’s own initiative led to her leading the entire associate team.
2) What to do when you feel like you don’t know what you’re doing at work.
3) The qualities that truly stand out on resumes.
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— ABOUT CLAIRE —
Claire Pedersen Patel is a Principal and Capability Leader at Trexin Consulting. She was recently recognized with Consulting Magazine’s “35 Under 35 Rising Stars” award. Claire manages one fifth of Trexin’s client delivery team and remains the only non-partner managing a department at Trexin. Prior to Trexin, she was a Global IT Chief of Staff at Aon Risk Services, reporting to the CIO. She has always been passionate about building the next generation of consultants; in 2015, Claire tripled the size her team. She fundamentally changed how projects were staffed, delivering strong business growth and greater value for clients. Her team is the fastest growing part of the company and will double again in 2016.
• Claire’s LinkedIn
• Claire's organization: Trexin
— RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE SHOW —
• Article: Consulting Magazine‘s Rising Stars list
• Book: Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg
• Book: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change by Sean Covey
• Study: Harvard Business Review’s ‘Competent Fools, Loveable Jerks, and the Formation of Social Networks‘ study
• Tool: Myers-Briggs
• Tool: OneNote
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