Esther
Flammer
CMO
"Protecting your most important job title: Mom"
"Protecting your most important job title: Mom"
09 - 2:40 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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05//2025 2:40 PM
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"Protecting your most important job title: Mom"
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Session: Protecting your most important job title: Mom
Balancing work and family life while building your career is no easy feat. Esther will discuss her personal journey of moving through the marketing ranks while raising two sons with her partner, and learning to prioritize her own physical and mental well-being along the way. This session will cover how to market yourself, tackle imposter syndrome and navigate complicated workplace dynamics, all while remaining present in your home life.Key Takeaways
- How to balance work and family life while building your career, and establishing true partnership
- You can't do it alone. The importance of building relationships that can champion and advocate for you while you work toward a seat at the table
- Ways to tackle imposter syndrome
- How to navigate complicated workplace dynamics while remaining present at home
Bio
Esther Flammer is Wrike’s Chief Marketing Officer with 20 years of marketing experience. Esther has led numerous marketing organizations, earning her a spot on the Denver Business Journal’s 2021 Outstanding Women in Business list. She’s driven acquisitions at high-growth technology companies like Conga (Apttus), Convercent (OneTrust), and Return Path (Validity).