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Sarah Castle
Ex-Amazon Exec, Professor, Coach, Speaker
Sarah Castle is a seasoned professional with a diverse background spanning 15 years in start-ups and Fortune 500 companies across software, hardware, retail, and manufacturing sectors.
She is a skilled leader and manager known for her strategic thinking, expertise in mergers & acquisitions, program and project management, organizational effectiveness, and consulting.
Sarah excels in driving process improvements, scaling operations, and implementing change management initiatives.
With a solid educational foundation including studies in Human Resources and Organizations from Cornell University and Public Relations from Syracuse University, Sarah has a wealth of knowledge to draw upon.
Throughout her career, she has held key roles at Amazon, leading various departments including Books Content Operations, Risk, and Quality, Alexa Voice Service, and the Alexa Fund.
Sarah's experience also extends to coaching and consulting through her own venture, Castle Coaching & Consulting, as well as teaching entrepreneurship as a Professor of Practice at the College of Charleston School of Business.
Her expertise in building programs from the ground up, leading and developing people, and enhancing written and verbal communications make her a valuable asset in any organization.
With a strong track record of achieving standout results, empowering staff, and excelling in challenging roles, Sarah Castle is a trusted advisor and quick learner poised to drive success in any environment.
Highlights
Last week I had the pleasure of leading a workshop for the Women of eero.
Key takeaways:
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The Women of eero are changemakers, innovators, and have the future in mind. They are awesome!
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Starting with getting clear on what you want is essential for all forms of leadership and personal growth.
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There are four main ways to influence. The foundation for successfully influencing others must include proactively building and maintaining relationships, knowing what others care about, and applying the influence technique that is most relevant and best suited for the context. It's an art that we all have to practice.
Thanks to Shannon Dallyn and Asra Nizami for the opportunity!
