Shanna Kabatznick

Speaker/Trainer/Consultant at Shanna K

Education: Mississippi State University
Richmond, VA, USA

Biography

As a Latina woman who spent over 20 years in the male-dominated insurance and financial services industries, Shanna Kabatznick has turned her experience into a platform that encourages, empowers, and educates teams and leaders. A top producer in her field, Shanna was the rare Latina in the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT), Women Leaders’ Symposium, and many other leadership conferences, who continuously broke sales and customer engagement records. Shanna specializes in working with organizations and teams in the insurance, banking, and financial services industries. Her high energy and magnetic personality create an environment where attendees will feel not only connected but motivated and educated. She has been featured in CBS6 Virginia This Morning, ABC 8 News (WRIC), Sonabank POWER Plug Podcasts, Take the Lead podcast, and many others. Shanna is the Founder of FABWOMEN, a diverse organization for women that focuses on connecting women from all over the world to grow personally and professionally. Shanna is also a published author of “Master the Art of Connecting- 30 tips to Authentic Conversations” and her newest book, "Called to Lead-Success Strategies for Women."

Passion

Sales! I love working with new sales teams and supporting them in building their 60-second intro, prospecting strategy, and how to sell and feel good about it.

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I am willing to travel

More than 100 miles

When it comes to payments

I generally get paid for speaking but make exceptions

Topics

networking sales training cross cultural communication certified virtual speaker womens leadership diversity and inclusion sales women entrepreneurship women in sales women in real estate public speaking team building leadership author women and leadership women empowerment

Best Story

When I went to my first networking event and got approached by someone only interested in telling me what he did, how he could help, and he would call me for an appointment. There was no relationship built, no time to engage-but he only was interested in giving out business cards and was playing the numbers game.