Charlene Harry is a multifaceted first-generation African-American graduate, author, speaker, and inspirational force hailing from the vibrant streets of Brooklyn, New York. Charlene's remarkable journey is a testament to resilience, determination, and an unwavering commitment to positive change.Charlene earned her stripes with a Bachelor's in Industrial Engineering, paving the way for her exceptional career. A distinguished graduate of General Electric’s Operational Management Program, she emerged with a Green Belt in Lean Six Sigma, showcasing her dedication to excellence from the start.Over the last 25 years, Charlene has etched her name in the annals of success. From engineering roles in Fortune 500 companies to impactful government positions, she seamlessly transitioned to entrepreneurship, establishing herself as a successful business owner with a diverse skill set.Charlene's journey is not just about personal triumphs but empowering others. Fearlessly advocating positive change, she thrives in male-dominated environments, encouraging individuals to fortify their positions and realize their deepest desires. Through her workshops and coaching programs, Charlene imparts a fresh perspective, fostering productivity and inner peace.At the heart of Charlene's transformative impact is her Signature Program, Empowerment T.E.A. This unique approach empowers participants to navigate any situation, gaining new perspectives and clarity in their lives, careers, and businesses.Charlene wears the hat of a personal development author and inspirational speaker with flair. Her book, “Co-Create with Confidence: Leverage Your Voice and Capitalize on Your Talent!” introduces readers to her 3-step C.A.R. Method, a guide to maintaining confidence and manifesting desires.Dedicated to alleviating the overwhelm of individuals striving for success, Charlene coaches and guides them to market their wisdom to wealth. Her passion lies in helping others reach their full potential and fostering personal and professional growth.Read more about this authorRead less about this author