Phyllis Neill

Phyllis Neill is the owner and chief consultant for www.shementor.com, a business designed to help women managers (and wanna-be managers) be stronger leaders, and to provide advice inrngeneral to executive women on navigating tricky corporate landscapes. Her 20+ years in executive management have taught her a thing or two about how to manage businesses - and how to treat people.

Throughout her distinguished career, Phyllis has served in executive leadership positions for a variety of different business sectors, including computer software, healthcare IT, advertising, and media ratings, just to name a few. She has served as the Chiefr Operating Officer of a new passive media research technology firm. She has served as Vice President, Generalr Manager for a media research computer software company, working successfully through such issues as company-wide reorganizations, acquisitions, and the launching of several new product lines. She has also served as Director for the largest healthcare IT company inrnthe world, working in product management, marketing and client services. In every one of these roles, Phyllis has been successful at transforming the culture of those organizations into profitable, lean, business units – and yet managed to still keep them “fun to work at” –just ask any of her former employees or co-workers!

Phyllis is the published author of a wide variety ofrnarticles on business, employment, and leadership. She received her Bachelor’s Degree inr International Business from Aubu University. Phyllis’ unique blend of business savvy, organizational expertise, and a reputation for being a respected expert inrninteracting with and leading people lend her a deeper understanding of the complex nuances of the corporate “playing field” and the best ways to navigate it.

Phyllis’ recently launched blog, SheMentor’sr Musings, is helping women across the country get desperately needed advice that cannot be found elsewhere, and at the same time exchange information on hard-to-find issues facing the executive woman in the workforce today. Be sure to visit her blog at www.shementor.com and add your opinions!