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As a feminist rhetorician who has long worked at the intersection of silence and listening, I'm delighted with Arnold's study of women, silence/silencing, and leadership. For me, hers is an important cross-over book, one that beautifully transports academic research into workplace understandings--and applications! -- Cheryl Glenn, PhD, University Distinguished Professor of English, Penn State University, author of Rhetorical Feminism and This Thing Called Hope

As a feminist rhetorician who has long worked at the intersection of silence and listening, I'm delighted with Arnold's study of women, silence/silencing, and leadership. For me, hers is an important cross-over book, one that beautifully transports academic research into workplace understandings--and applications! -- Cheryl Glenn, PhD, University Distinguished Professor of English, Penn State University, author of ""Rhetorical Feminism and This Thing Called Hope""

"As a feminist rhetorician who has long worked at the intersection of silence and listening, I'm delighted with Arnold's study of women, silence/silencing, and leadership. For me, hers is an important cross-over book, one that beautifully transports academic research into workplace understandings--and applications! -- Cheryl Glenn, PhD, University Distinguished Professor of English, Penn State University, author of ""Rhetorical Feminism and This Thing Called Hope"""

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Carrie Lynn Arnold, PhD, is an executive leadership coach and has her own business, The Willow Group, in which she works with leaders in healthcare, federal government, education, and various other industries. She is a fellow with the Institute for Social Innovation and lives in Centennial, Colorado with her husband and daughter.

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