“I used your exercises the next day before opening an important meeting. I have never felt so confident and empowered!”
“I used your exercises the next day before opening an important meeting. I have never felt so confident and empowered!”
If your voice gets tuned out, your ideas may never land. That means missed opportunities, diminished influence, and stalled leadership growth.
The good news? With slight adjustments in tone, pitch, and pace, you can command attention, project authority, and elevate your leadership presence.
In this interactive session, explore the nuances of human voice and its impact on influence in the workplace. Drawing on insights from evolutionary science, scientific studies, and voice samples from world leaders, you’ll learn practical techniques for controlling and enhancing your voice when it matters most. Elevate your influence and transform your workplace connections through the power of your voice!
Be inspired to:
In a world where women’s voices are often talked over or undervalued, owning your voice means more than just being heard—it shapes how others perceive your confidence, competence, and authority. This session combines insights from evolutionary science, female anatomy, and voice samples from historical icons like Shirley Chisholm and Margaret Thatcher. You’ll master vocal qualities such as pitch, pace, and volume to break through biases and inspire trust and respect. Walk away empowered to elevate your voice and amplify your impact.
Be inspired to:
Titles look impressive on paper. But in real life? Sometimes the assistant to the assistant is the one everyone listens to—because status speaks louder than titles. Influence isn’t about titles or power: it’s about your status, how others experience you. In this keynote, Rebecca P. Murray uses the metaphor of bridges to explore the structural components of status: how we connect with people, strengthen relationships, and mend those in need of repair.
Blending personal stories, humor, and interactive moments, Rebecca helps women navigate the balance of assertiveness and warmth—building on Alison Fragale’s research that shows how women face a higher bar for workplace success. Participants walk away with practical strategies to elevate their status, expand their influence, and claim not only a seat at the table, but a voice that gets heard.
Key Takeaways
Strengthen relationships by intentionally blending assertiveness with approachability.
Recognize that you are neither “too much” nor “not enough,” and learn how to build on what comes naturally.
Experience what a “likeable badass” looks and sounds like when giving feedback, greeting others, and repairing strained relationships.
Keynote Promise: You will be entertained, challenged, and provided with practical, applicable tactics that can be applied immediately.
Lance Calloway, AGC of Western Washington: Rebecca was invited to keynote and emcee our Celebration of Women In Construction event. She provided valuable insights to our committee as we were organizing the run of show in advance of the event. I loved how Rebecca brought in her past construction safety experience into her keynote speech to over 200 construction attendees which made her speech even more impactful. The connection and feedback were tremendous!
Julie Millage, KBA Inc. Construction: Rebecca seamlessly integrated her insights into a powerful keynote address that resonated deeply with the audience. She went beyond simply sharing an empowering message—she facilitated an interactive panel discussion and elevated the female voice in a typically male dominated field.
Nate Wolfe, CEO, TRICO Construction: What a great program you hosted last night! I appreciate your work in speaking at these incredibly empowering events.
If your voice gets tuned out, your ideas may never land. That means missed opportunities, diminished influence, and stalled leadership growth.
The good news? With slight adjustments in tone, pitch, and pace, you can command attention, project authority, and elevate your leadership presence.
In this interactive session, explore the nuances of human voice and its impact on influence in the workplace. Drawing on insights from evolutionary science, scientific studies, and voice samples from world leaders, you’ll learn practical techniques for controlling and enhancing your voice when it matters most. Elevate your influence and transform your workplace connections through the power of your voice!
Be inspired to:
In a world where women’s voices are often talked over or undervalued, owning your voice means more than just being heard—it shapes how others perceive your confidence, competence, and authority. This session combines insights from evolutionary science, female anatomy, and voice samples from historical icons like Shirley Chisholm and Margaret Thatcher. You’ll master vocal qualities such as pitch, pace, and volume to break through biases and inspire trust and respect. Walk away empowered to elevate your voice and amplify your impact.
Be inspired to:
Titles look impressive on paper. But in real life? Sometimes the assistant to the assistant is the one everyone listens to—because status speaks louder than titles. Influence isn’t about titles or power—it’s about how others experience you. In this keynote, Rebecca P. Murray uses the metaphor of bridges to explore the structural components of status: how we connect with people, strengthen relationships, and mend those in need of repair.
Blending personal stories, humor, and interactive moments, Rebecca helps women navigate the balance of assertiveness and warmth—building on Alison Fragale’s research that shows how women face a higher bar for workplace success. Participants walk away with practical strategies to elevate their status, expand their influence, and claim not only a seat at the table, but a voice that gets heard.
Key Takeaways
Explore the difference between influence, power, and status in the workplace.
Understand the structural components of workplace status and the ‘high bar of likability’ assigned to women.
Strengthen relationships by intentionally blending assertiveness with approachability.
Recognize that you are neither “too much” nor “not enough,” and learn how to build on what comes naturally.
Experience what a “likeable badass” looks and sounds like when giving feedback, greeting others, and repairing strained relationships.
Keynote Promise: You will be entertained, challenged, and provided with practical, applicable tactics that can be applied immediately.
Lance Calloway, AGC of Western Washington: Rebecca was invited to keynote and emcee our Celebration of Women In Construction event. She provided valuable insights to our committee as we were organizing the run of show in advance of the event. I loved how Rebecca brought in her past construction safety experience into her keynote speech to over 200 construction attendees which made her speech even more impactful. The connection and feedback were tremendous!
Julie Millage, KBA Inc. Construction: Rebecca seamlessly integrated her insights into a powerful keynote address that resonated deeply with the audience. She went beyond simply sharing an empowering message—she facilitated an interactive panel discussion and elevated the female voice in a typically male dominated field.
Nate Wolfe, CEO, TRICO Construction: What a great program you hosted last night! I appreciate your work in speaking at these incredibly empowering events.
Rebecca’s fascination with the human voice began early, singing before she could speak and absorbing the magic of vinyl records on her own player. Her passion evolved into a professional journey—recording, directing, and producing hundreds of audio works, from audiobooks to TV commercials, podcasts, and live-streamed events. As a vocal expert, audiophile, and audio mastering enthusiast, Rebecca empowers her clients to unlock their authentic voices and enhance their vocal presence to make a lasting impact.
Rebecca partners with a diverse set of clients including Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance, Washington Chamber Executives, Women in Manufacturing, National Association of Women in Construction, Boeing Employees’ Credit Union, Washington State SHRM, AgWest Farm Credit Services, WellSpring EAP, Impact Washington, and ARCH Mortgage Insurance.
Rebecca’s fascination with the human voice began early, singing before she could speak and absorbing the magic of vinyl records on her own player. Her passion evolved into a professional journey—recording, directing, and producing hundreds of audio works, from audiobooks to TV commercials, podcasts, and live-streamed events. As a vocal expert, audiophile, and audio mastering enthusiast, Rebecca empowers her clients to unlock their authentic voices and enhance their vocal presence to make a lasting impact.
Rebecca partners with a diverse set of clients including Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance, Association of General Contractors, Washington Chamber Executives, Women in Manufacturing, National Association of Women in Construction, Impact Washington, Boeing Employees’ Credit Union, Washington State SHRM, AgWest Farm Credit Services, WellSpring EAP, and ARCH Mortgage Insurance.
