PWC PDAC hosts Imposter Syndrome event

New York, NY On Wednesday, October 4, PWC’s Professional Development Advisory Council (PDAC) committee hosted their Imposter Syndrome event at JRM Construction. Guest speaker, Carolyn Herfurth advised the audience on how to think differently by providing an alternative way of thinking about ourselves and our competence to develop new and healthy responses. 

Keynote Speaker: 

Carolyn Herfurth, co-founder, Imposter Syndrome Institute 

Sponsor:

Troutman Pepper 

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