Dr. Madeline Ann Lewis – Executive Women's Success Institute

Dr. Madeline Ann Lewis

executive women’s success institute

Dr. Madeline Ann Lewis

Helping women get on the fast track to success

Discover the 8 Habits of Highly Successful Women

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“Success comes through combining personal dedication with a willingness to ask for help.” — Dr. Madeline Ann Lewis

If you know you can be and do more in your career – but your own resources are not getting you as far as you’d hoped – then you’re in the right place! Dr. Madeline Ann Lewis has decades of experience in the military, the federal government, and corporations – as an executive, a coach, and a trainer/speaker. She can help you tap into the centers of influence that will move your career forward – with purpose, passion, and your unique brand of success, using her proprietary 8 Habits of Highly Successful Women system.

We recommend you start by downloading the report at the right, then click the link of your choice below to learn more:

We look forward to supporting you in your success!

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Executive Women’s Success Institute is a subsidiary of Deline Institute for Professional Development is MDOT certified as an MBE/DBE/SBE (NAICS Codes: 541611; 611430 and 71150)

Testimonials/Reviews

“Your knowledge of the topic area, combined with the practical experience you were able to incorporate into the presentation, provided the participants with outcomes that could be immediately applied to their job.“

Susan Shumate, Executive Director

National-Louis University

“Well hello my friend. I must say you are definitely doing a great job, becoming more and more known through out the land. Your insight on how to help others is truly gratifying to see. Keep up the good work.“

Gwendolyn B. Sly, HSE- Administrative Assistance

P Americas, Shell Exploration & Production Company

“Your dedication, devotion and achievements as a business owner and as a leader in our organization are widely recognized and greatly honored and appreciated.“

President/CEO

Women Impacting Public Policy

“Your presentation on “Providing, Healing, and Promoting Hope” during the FEW Great Lakes Region’s Women’s History Month was inspiring! Your real-life tips on self-love and self-care, as well as care for others, were spot on! Thank you for sharing your practical ideas in promoting hope and healing with so many!“

Sue Webster, Past National President

Federally Employed Women

“Thank you for your enlightening speech, you delivered to the Great Lake Region Women’s History Month Program. Your information you shared was very helpful. Especially for me, I am often so busy, and most times don’t take a moment to reflect on what I should be doing (prioritising). When we wrote down the seven things one thing, I listed was life being able to see another day, thanking God for his Grace.So, in essence you gave me quite a bit to think about and the changes I need to make.“

Debra Hobbs, GLR Diversity Chair

Federally Employed Women

“Good morning Dr. Lewis,

I attended the “SES Development: Lower Grades” session, that you taught at the FEW-NTP (2011) Conference, in Philadelphia, last week. Let me say that even though you were called at the last minute, you did an awesome job! I learned an abundance of knowledge and wanted to say ‘thank you’”

Joyce L. Hall, MPA, CHSM

Program Management Analyst, Dept. Veterans Affairs

“Thank you again for your terrific presentation.“

Linda Ellis Eastman, President

Professional Woman Network

“Your willingness to share your time, energy, wisdom, expertise and experience during the 2008 National Training Program has contributed significantly to the growth and strength of the federal workforce and of Federally Employed Women.“

Rhonda Trent

National President, Federally Employed Women

“Just wanted to say thanks for your presentation for IBM’s Women Super Group; about the best I’ve ever heard. Best…”

Mary Byrd, Executive Consultant

IBM Software Group

“You are an amazing and powerful woman. Thank you for the privilege of receiving your materials. All the best.“

Gina Riggins

“Good afternoon,

An enormous “thank you” to you for your part in making the NTP 2011 a success. We have heard very positive comments about the training selections this year.”

Robin Suton

DCG Inc.