February AWBO Program
The Confidence Equation: Aligning Inner Belief with Outer Presence
Featuring Lindsay Perrault (Veremis)
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Your personal brand isn’t your tagline, your resume, or what you wish people would say about you—it’s what others remember after you’ve left the room. And in today’s world, mastering that kind of presence is a true leadership advantage.
In this powerful, interactive workshop, Emmy-nominated journalist and communication expert Lindsay Perrault (Veremis) pulls back the curtain on how top media personalities and high-visibility content creators consistently show up with clarity, confidence, and magnetic presence.
Lindsay will help you explore what your outward presence is communicating to clients, colleagues, and your community—and how your internal narrative can either amplify or undermine that message. Together, we’ll dig into practical ways to:
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Strengthen your internal confidence
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Elevate your external presence
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Communicate with poise, personality, and purpose
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Align who you believe you are with how you show up
Expect a blend of real-world strategies, thoughtful reflection, and actionable tools you can use the moment you walk out the door.
About the Speaker
Lindsay Perrault (Veremis) is an Emmy-nominated journalist, educator, and the Director of Co-Curricular Engagement for Purdue’s Brian Lamb School of Communication. A former morning news anchor with more than a decade of on-air experience, she now teaches courses in journalism, advertising, broadcast performance, content creation, and TV production.
She also hosts the lifestyle show Life on the Wabash and runs Anchored in Elegance, a style and confidence platform helping women refine their personal presence. Lindsay’s professional background spans newsroom leadership, higher-ed communications, and creative brand strategy. She is also a mentor to emerging media professionals and a member of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra board.
Lindsay holds a master’s in strategic communication from Purdue University and a bachelor’s in journalism from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
