MEET THE #1 GLOBAL VOICE FOR WORKING MOMS

“THE MOM OF MOM INFLUENCERS”

Featured in The New York Times and The Washington

Post, Christine Michel Carter is the #1 global voice for

working moms. She has been called a “working mom

who’s changing the world,” “the mom of mom

influencers,” “the exec inspiring millennial moms,”

and “the voice of millennial moms.”

Christine clarifies misconceptions about working

mom consumers for brands and serves as an

amplifier of their personal truths. From delivering

consumer insights and brand marketing content to

helping HR and diversity teams attract and retain

these hardworking professionals, Christine works with

advertising agencies, research firms, and companies

to ensure they’re at the forefront of the minds of

female consumers.

Christine also contributes to

several global digital

publications, including

Forbes, TIME, Harper’s

Bazaar, and Parents.

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Christine’s insights have been

included by authors in their

books, and Christine’s own

bestselling children’s book

Can Mommy Go To Work? was

ranked as an “empowering

book” and a “life changing

book to guide feminist

parenting.”

Her novel MOM AF is a sister

circle in a book, inspired both

by Carter’s life and her

published articles.

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NOT YOUR AVERAGE INFLUENCER

OR SPEAKER

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Christine has leveraged her

verified digital presence and

mom network to bring

awareness to the

Phenomenal Woman Action

Campaign, #YearoftheMother,

and Maternal CARE Act.

WHAT MAKES CHRISTINE

UNIQUE: FOR BRANDS

CLARIFY MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT

TODAY’S CONSUMERS FOR BRANDS

Christine takes both an “art and science” approach to

educating her audiences. Her approach includes art

because it requires personal experiences, raw honesty, real

understanding, and forethought. The science refers to the

insights, marketing analytics, big data, case studies, best

practices, psychology, and sociology involved.

SERVE AS A VESSEL OR AMPLIFIER

OF THE CONSUMER’S TRUTHS

Christine educates on why micro-influencers matter, what

is on the minds of millennials and surprisingly, what is not,

who is Generation Alpha—why should your brand care?

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“We’re given a confusing message. On the one hand,

Millennials are told that we should fight for our rights and

a seat at the table. But on the other hand, we’re told to

keep traditional family values. Why?

We’re holding higher job titles and dealing with more

pressures than previous generations, yet want to believe

like those previous generations our traditional family

values and eventual financial wealth will bring us freedom.

Holding on to those outdated notions made our mothers

feel unhappy, isolated, and insane. What effect do you

think it will have on us?”- Christine

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WHAT MAKES CHRISTINE

UNIQUE: FOR MOMS

Almost 85% of U.S. employees believe having

working mothers in leadership roles benefits a

business. Yet more than 70% of working

mothers and fathers say women are penalized

professionally for starting families, and men

aren’t.

IMPOSTOR SYNDROME AND

SUMMIT SYNDROME

Christine’s viral take on impostor syndrome

(anxiety and the inability to accept success)

and its transition into summit syndrome (the

act of "chasing an unattainable corporate

high") have become an in-demand talk by

health and wellness and mom-focused events.

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WEBINARS, WORKSHOPS,

CONFERENCES AND EVENTS

More than a speaker who will generally inspire mothers to

believe in themselves and conquer their fears, Christine is

a valuable speaker who can deliver a workshop or

instructional (but entertaining) presentation that will

empower the audience to get the real results they want.

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A mother of two, Christine noticed there were

no networking events for career-minded

mothers that allowed their children to remain

on-site. Understanding how stressful, time-

consuming and difficult it can be to find quality

childcare, she created Mompreneur and Me®

events in 2015, so both parents could spend

time with their children and network with other

like-minded professionals at the same time.

The first national mommy and me professional

development networking event, it has garnered

the attention of Adweek and Entrepreneur as

well as global brands.

Mompreneur and Me® is a turnkey,

inclusive event (designed for

engaged mothers who control 85%

of their household purchases) to

help brands avoid wasting time

and money on other marketing

activities that diminish the brand.

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MOMPRENEUR AND ME ®

CHRISTINE AS A CONTRIBUTING

WRITER AND MEDIA ANALYST

Christine is a “go-to” resource when brands,

media, and publications are looking for data-

driven insights and practical examples on how

to reach and resonate with millennials.

Using credible quantitative and qualitative

research methods, Christine weighs in with

supporting data, while also using stories from

her own experience as a millennial mom and a

consumer marketing strategist for a well-

recognized brand in the consumer packaged

goods/food service industry.

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CONTACT CHRISTINE

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Email inquiries@christinemichelcarter.com

Website christinemichelcarter.com

Watch Christine’s Speaker Reel

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