About Molly
Rarely do you find a combination of original material, solid content, and hysterical delivery. Molly delivers.
As the former director of sales and marketing for two hotels, the general manager of an upscale athletic club and the co-founder of an improv and sketch comedy company, Molly understands business and people.
Her perspective and experience on what it takes to inspire people to outstanding results in a range of businesses from healthcare to technology, real estate, hospitality and retail has distinguished her as a highly sought after speaker. Her expertise in writing and performing comedy with a message (and okay, sometimes without a message-- it’s just plain funny) has been used in short film production and live stage performances.
Molly blends her business, education and improvisation background to connect body, mind and spirit to show people how to become more effective professionally and personally and to help people to live a more joyful life. As the caregiver to her mother, who had cancer, and the primary caregiver to her father, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, she lives her message of the importance of being in the moment and paying attention--every day.
"Molly, you hit it out of the ballpark!"
Assistant Club Managers of America
Author of
Improvise This! How to Think on Your Feet so You Don’t Fall on Your Face, twice on the CEO Read top 25 list, Molly has a degree in education, a certificate in curriculum development and expertise in communication, group dynamics, leadership and the power of humor in everyday life. She has worked in corporations, colleges, hospitals, associations has often been interviewed on radio and TV.
She is a member of the National Speakers Association and is the incoming editorial chair of
Speaker magazine, the official magazine of the National Speakers Association. She won the funniest acceptance speech ever for the Satellite Sisters syndicated radio show, and writes the humor column for the National Speakers Association Minnesota monthly newsletter. She was the co-writer for the PBS Mr. Rogers Lifetime Achievement Awards.
"Your stories and life experiences immediately connected you to the audience. We heard nothing but good things about your keynote. Thank you!"
Minnesota Caregivers Association
In addition to speaking and writing, Molly has a line of gifts and greeting cards for women as well as her own blends of signature coffee. She remains extremely humble, as her two children remind her daily that “she’s sooo weird.”
When not caregiving, speaking, writing, going to classes or cleaning the house, she is teaching her dog, Java, to retrieve e-mail.
