Crafted for high-achieving women who demand the extraordinary

Ashleigh is an acclaimed voice and speech expert specializing in empowering high-achieving individuals to communicate with clarity, presence, and authenticity. As an Assistant Professor of Voice and Speech at Boston University's College of Fine Arts, Ashleigh blends advanced techniques from Fitzmaurice Voicework™ and Knight-Thompson Speechwork™ with an innovative process that centers personal experience and dynamic expression.

With coaching credentials from the American Repertory Theater, The Huntington, and Boston Lyric Opera, Ashleigh's approach helps ambitious professionals harness their voice as a tool for connection, influence, and impact. She brings exceptional insight to women leaders seeking greater authority, ease, and effectiveness in their personal and professional communication.

Renee is a distinguished corporate strategist, author, and television personality with over three decades of leadership experience in the global food industry. As founder of Essayer Food Consulting, Renee has spearheaded transformative initiatives for renowned brands such as Pret A Manger, Bon Appétit at Google, Compass Group, and Le Pain Quotidien.

A graduate of Le Cordon Bleu, Renee authored "A Taste of Opportunity", a compelling guide that illuminates pathways to leadership and impact within the culinary industry. Most recently, Renee co-hosted AMC's "In the Kitchen with Harry Hamlin" and co-founded The Open Food Company. Renee's inspiring journey embodies resilience, innovation, and vision, continually empowering others.

Allison S. Baker, MD is a child, adolescent, and reproductive psychiatrist on the faculty at Harvard Medical School, with a private practice focused on supporting girls, women, and families through key developmental transitions. She is also the Medical Advisor to Wait Until 8th, a national movement empowering parents to delay smartphone use among children. Her clinical work and public speaking center on protecting childhood, reframing mental health through a developmental lens, and helping women cultivate identity, resilience, and intentionality across the lifespan.

Dr. Koretz is the founder of Azimuth, a therapy practice specializing in the mental health challenges of individuals in high-pressure careers. She has spent over a decade helping her clients face and overcome their mental health issues by developing a unique understanding of industry-specific nuances in fields like law, consulting, finance, and technology.

Dr. Koretz has been featured in many publications, including Harvard Business Review and the Wall Street Journal, focusing on the importance of recognizing career/identity enmeshment. She also writes and speaks on the challenges of discovering and living your personal values.

In addition to therapy, Azimuth provides a set of free online tools that have helped tens of thousands of people, including the Burnout Calculator, Career Enmeshment Test, and Values Navigator. The practice has also developed a values-based journaling iOS app, Clearly, available in the App Store.