Lolita Morrow | SpeakerHub

Personal Details

Bio

Lolita Morrow is a seasoned leader and innovator in the media and entertainment industry, with over 25 years of experience in marketing, distribution, and digital media. With past roles at Pepsi, Miller Coors, Showtime Networks and Vox Media, she leveraged her expertise and network to create and execute strategic partnerships, campaigns, and initiatives that drive growth and value for the company and its clients.

Lolita is also a creative and entrepreneurial professional, who has co-produced award-winning short films, authored a best-selling book, and hosts a popular podcast. She is passionate about storytelling, diversity, and social impact, and serves on the board of directors of two non-profit organizations that promote inclusion and representation in the arts and culture sector. Lolita holds a Masters in Communication from Seton Hall, an MBA in Marketing from Texas Southern University, and executive education certificates from Harvard, Yale, and Cornell Universities.

Current position (1)

Key Note Speaker/Author/Comedian

Think Like A Bartender

Degrees (6)

MA- Communication

Seton Hall University

2003 to 2004

MBA - Marketing

Texas Southern University

1998 to 2001

BA- Speech COmmunication

Texas Southern University

1993 to 1997

Executive Management-

Harvard University

2011

Executive Management - Digital Marketing

Cornell University

2018

Negotiation Studies

Yale University

2021

Presentations

Presentations (3)

Becoming Top Shelf: How Thinking Like a Bartender Can Improve Your Career

Based on the award-winning book, Think Like a Bartender, LD shares key points and humorous stories from the book that relate to successful business practices and empowering life lessons. The entertaining speech is capped off with the author making a cocktail/mocktail themed from one of the popular chapters.

Promoting From Within: Mastering Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace

What do you have in common with Michelle Obama, George Clooney, Big Bird, Oprah Winfrey and Warren Buffett? Hopefully, more than you think! Simply put, Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is a person’s ability to recognize his or her emotions, as well as the emotions of others. It affects how we manage behavior, social situations, work relationships and personal decisions. People with a high degree of emotional intelligence tend to make more money, manage relationships better and are overall happier people.
This fun, personal and eye opening discussion will review the five main components of Emotional Intelligence and how it can be beneficial in the workplace. Whether in business, bookkeeping or bartending, participants will leave with practical ideas to boost job performance and develop stronger leadership skills through improved EQ. Regardless of where you are in your career (from intern to EVP), when you have higher emotional intelligence you’re able to react better to situations .

Building Your Own Table

When the rungs on the Corporate Ladder don't open up fast enough...build your own damn table