#68: Cultivating Community with the Founder of Girl Attorney

May 1, 2018

Our special guest today is Susan Carns Curtiss, Founder & CEO of Girl Attorney, LLC, trial attorney and TedX speaker. Susan was raised with a high value placed on giving back and, in this episode, she’ll be revealing how she cultivated a community of thousands of women attorneys. You’ll be inspired to hear how she took a simple idea and turned it into a thriving platform that’s truly making a difference.

Things you will learn in this episode:

The importance of using the gifts and opportunities you’ve been given to create opportunity, community, and support for others
The unique juror experience that sparked Susan’s interest in law, ultimately setting her on the path she is on today
What exactly is Girl Attorney® and how it was able to grow so quickly by women engaging and supporting each other
A recent example of how Girl Attorney® rallied behind a call for help and found themselves spotlighted in national news

Links:

GirlAttorney.com

Facebook.com/GirlAttorneyLLC

Twitter.com/TheGirlAttorney

Instagram.com/TheGirlAttorney

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Professional Bio

Heather Joy Hubbard is an attorney, speaker, author, and strategic coach. Through her personal and professional development company, she helps attorneys reduce stress, manage priorities, and build a book of business. Prior to her work helping professionals find more balance and success, Heather was a partner and practice group leader at an AmLaw 200 firm. She has been recognized by Best Lawyers in America in the areas of Copyright, Trademark, Intellectual Property Litigation and Patent Litigation, Mid-South SuperLawyers, Benchmark Litigation and Managing IP Stars. She was also named one of Nashville's Top 40 under 40 by the Nashville Business Journal. Heather graduated summa cum laude from the University of Louisville and received her juris doctorate from Vanderbilt University Law School.