In this episode of EdTech Elevated, host Allison Langley speaks with Marsha Gordon and MJ O'Leary, co-founders of SHATTR, a network and immersive leadership experience designed to support and elevate women into executive roles. They discuss the unique challenges and systemic barriers women face in leadership, introducing SHATTR's approach, which combines skill-building, mentorship, and a strong community to help women thrive. Marsha and MJ also touch on SHATTR's "Get Clear, Get Free, Get Going" framework, designed to build confidence and break through personal and professional barriers. This conversation is an inspiring look at empowering women leaders to rise with resilience and purpose in today's corporate world. Sponsored by Partner in Publishing: https://partnerinpublishing.com/   Bookmarks: 00:07 - Introduction to EdTech Elevated 00:39 - Host Introduction: Allison Langley 01:09 - Guest Introduction: Marsha Gordon and MJ O'Leary from SHATTR 02:27 - Founding story of SHATTR  02:42 - Marsha Gordon's journey in psychology and leadership development 04:28 - MJ O'Leary's background and motivation 05:58 - Overview of SHATTR as a leadership experience for women executives 07:35 - Unique aspects of SHATTR: personal growth, community, and wellbeing 09:53 - SHATTR's approach to diverse networking ("Outside" perspective) 12:54 - SHATTR app's role in community connectivity 16:34 - Skill development framework in SHATTR: "Get Clear, Get Free, Get Going" 18:49 - Addressing impostor thoughts and building confidence 20:43 - Redefining "Impostor Syndrome" 23:16 - Book club on The Confidence Code and cross-cohort learning 36:48 - Steps organizations can take for inclusivity and women's leadership 39:01 - Flexible work policies and supporting women's unique leadership styles 34:50 - SHATTR's growth vision and community impact goals 51:10 - Aha moments: Transformational stories from SHATTR members   Resources:  Marsha Gordon  MJ O'Leary SHATTR Allison Langley LinkedIn Partner in Publishing Website  Basima Tewfik MIT page   Simon Sinek Leadership Qualities   World Economic Forum Study (Gender Gap) Simon Sinek Understanding Empathy Ted Talk    Babble Effect Video Adam Grant 

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