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NEWS AND EVENTS
IMMIGRATION FEATURES
January 25, 2010
Leslie’s the 1st featured 2010 speaker at the National Press Club. Please join her as she talks women & politics. Time: 6:30 PM ET.
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December 31, 2009
AC360 post: Best & Worst of 2009 & What to Watch in 2010
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*Check out CNN's "Best, Worst of '09" @ 10 PMET! Guests: Joy Behar, Margaret Cho, Tina Brown, Joel Stein, Ben Stein, & Leslie!
December 4, 2009
See U.S. News & World Report interview on Sarah Palin and the Future of Women in Politics.
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November 29, 2009
LWM reviewed in The Washington Post
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November 17, 2009
Mediaite's interview about "Long Way Maybe"
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November 17, 2009
Politics Daily OpEd: A Conservative Woman Asks: How Seriously Should We Take Sarah Palin?
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September 17, 2009
CNN Commentary, Michelle Obama’s Smart Fashion Choices
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For Leslie, the American dream is more than a metaphor - she lives it. Leslie began her trip down the road to success selling encyclopedias door-to-door. By working hard and remaining faithful to her core values she eventually rose to a position advising a U.S. President on education issues in the Hispanic community. In the private sector, Leslie founded Impacto Group LLC , a market research and communications firm that advises companies ranging from Fortune 100 firms to small/mid-sized businesses seeking to understand the developing Hispanic and women's marketplaces.
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From the man in the street to the woman in the conference room, Leslie's informed opinion is sought by business and political leaders when they want to make the right decisions. She has a unique understanding of the country, its attitudes and mores and is a specialist in developing ways to detect and analyze patterns of behavior. Leslie knows why people think the way they do, how they are shaped by their life experiences, and the best ways to reach out to them and influence their behavior and choices.
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It's not enough to be good - you have to do good, too. Leslie is never shy about speaking up, making her a much sought-after speaker and writer who appears regularly on television and in print as well as in academia and before groups and trade associations. Whether it's her work on women's issues and emerging Hispanic markets or her passion for education and community, Leslie knows you cannot make change without first commanding attention.
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