Carly Vivian
Carly Vivian
@carly-vivian
Carly Vivian is who accomplished people turn to when an extraordinary First Act is ending and they need to know what actually made them successful, what travels with them, and what to build next. Thirty years at the table for mergers, transformations and leadership transitions at a combined $100B scale across Fortune 50 boardrooms.
You were never the recipient of lightning. You were always the source.
Carly Vivian - Career Reinvention Strategist
Official home of Carly Vivian, advisor to senior women leaders designing a deliberate Second Act with Lightning Strikes Twice.
About Carly Vivian
30 years at the decision-making table. Her story, her methodology, and why she works with executives, not anyone starting out.
The Signal - Five Questions Free PDF Guide
Free download built on her Lightning Strikes Twice work: five questions for people who already made it and are figuring out what's next.
Carly Vivian - Speaking
Keynotes and leadership events for executive conferences and senior women's summits, drawing on 30 years of enterprise transformation.
Work With Carly Vivian
How she works with senior women leaders at VP, SVP, and EVP level ready to architect their Second Act.
Carly Vivian on LinkedIn
Her only active channel, where millions of her target audience already gather. Career reinvention insight for senior leaders in transition.
Career Strategy Newsletter for Leaders | Carly Vivian
The Second Act Letter is a weekly newsletter for senior women leaders navigating the transition from First Act to Second. One idea per week. No inspiration theater.
A Second Act Is Not One Decision, It Is Three
Carly's post laying out the three-part shift behind a real reinvention, echoing her Discover, Design, Develop method.
Nobody Talks About What Comes After Extraordinary
Carly on the quiet gap high achievers hit once the big career chapter ends.
Why Clarity Comes After You Move, Not Before
Carly pushes back on the 'get clear first' advice and argues action reveals the path.
Reinventing Yourself After Retirement
This article discusses the importance of personal reinvention after retirement, highlighting the benefits of exploring new interests and opportunities. It encourages retirees to embrace change and pursue fulfilling activities that enhance their quality of life.