Nancy Ancowitz is an adjunct faculty member at the Center for Applied Liberal Arts, and in the Leadership & Human Capital Management department of SPS.  As a presentation and career coach, she helps clients—introverts and extroverts alike—connect to and communicate their gifts to bring them authentically into the world. She wrote Self-Promotion for Introverts®, a Publishers Weekly "best book" selection. Her work has appeared in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Nancy’s background includes 12 years on Wall Street where she ran marketing programs for a multibillion-dollar business as a vice president at JP Morgan Chase. She has a BS in communication from Boston University School of Communication and conducted graduate work at NYU Stern School of Business.

Publications

• "How To Bypass The 5 Worst Mistakes In Online Presentations" By Forbes.com (May 28 2013)
• "What Every Entrepreneur Needs to Know About Public Speaking" By Entrepreneur magazine (Mar 25 2012)
• The Careerist: Coping with Idea Thieves By Financial Times (Mar 11 2012)
• "Career Coach: Tips for Introverts Who Aspire to Leadership Positions" By Washington Post (Feb 28 2011)
• "Why Introverts Can Be Great Leaders" By CNN.com (Dec 09 2010)
• In Praise of 'Introvets' By Exceptional Veterinary Team (Sep 10 2010)
• "Revenge of the Introvert" By Psychology Today (Sep 01 2010)
• Introverts as Entrepreneurs By Inc.com (Mar 10 2010)
• "10 Ways Introverts Can Promote Themselves to Extroverts" By Monster.com (Jan 27 2010)
• "Shy? Stand Out Anyway¿ By Investor's Business Daily (Nov 04 2009)
• "Success Isn¿t Only for the Extroverts" By The New York Times (Nov 01 2009)
• "Self-Promotion for Introverts(R)" By McGraw-Hill (Oct 16 2009)
• "Self-Promotion for Introverts(R): Get Heard More. Even if You Talk Less." By ChangeThis (Oct 14 2009)
• "Introverts, Start Writing" By The New York Times (Aug 20 2007)
• "Self-Marketing Rules For Successful Introverts" By Careerjournal.com, The Wall Street Journal (Jan 17 2005)