Go-getter girls are ambitious and unapologetic. They know what they want, and they do what they need to make it happen. They are coders, entrepreneurs, moms, multi-tasking heroes, or a combination of them all. They don’t see obstacles; they see the opportunities in between.

What does it take to get to this place of empowerment and confidence?

In this keynote, Shinjini Das walks women through the personal and professional steps of becoming bona fide go-getters by developing an entrepreneurial spirit and falling in love with technology. She breaks down how embracing yourself fully and honestly is the first step to commanding your life. She shows women how to keep themselves on track and never stop pushing themselves by setting clear goals and creating comprehensive plans to achieve them. Shinjini is an engineer and teaches fierce women the importance of devoting themselves to action over inaction every day. She explains to audiences that they need to make their lives happen; no one is going to give them permission. Shinjini explores the top five most closely guarded secrets of being a go-getter girl and challenges women to live every day with a go-getter spirit.

Learning Outcomes:

As a result of attending this program, women will learn:

• how to embrace themselves and live authentically

• what it means to be a go-getter girl, how to identify personal goals and build action plans

• skills that focus on building an entrepreneurial spirit and love of technology to build the future

• how to be proactive daily and embrace action towards building businesses that power our global economy

About the presenter:

Shinjini Das, The Go-Getter Girl!, is the Founder and CEO of The Das Media Group, a digital content marketing agency, global millennial influencer, trilingual television personality, keynote speaker, industrial engineer, and author with a global social media following of 130K+ and interviews on ABC, Marie Claire, NBC, C-Suite Radio, FOX, Sirius XM, and Business Insider. She considers it a true privilege to impact her global audiences, shared her thoughts on broadening access to global girls' education with INC. Magazine, and was profiled in FORBES Magazine as a 24-year-old American CEO. Shinjini was honored to have been invited to moderate a panel at the2016 Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations Headquarters in recognition as a Global Hero for her advocacy work to fight for gender equality and empower women. Shinjini was invited to serve as 1 of 100 authors and shared her strategies for building businesses in ‘The Better Business Book: Volume 2’ to be published internationally in June 2017. Follow her journey @SpeakerShinjiniand on www.shinjinidas.com.