Contact Dede Bartlett

Dede Bartlett is a career coach to thousands of college and graduate students across the country. Her lectures on career and work/life issues are drawn from her impressive background as a senior officer with two Fortune 500 companies – Exxon Mobil and Altria – a Trustee of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, a Director of A Better Chance, the Immediate Past Chair of the Advisory Board of the National Domestic Violence Hotline and as the mother of two college graduates. In addition, Dede has been recognized by many organizations for her work in raising awareness about the effect of domestic violence in the workplace: She received The Woman Who Makes A Difference Award From the International Women’s Forum and has been honored by Lifetime Television, the National Center for Victims of Crime, the National Council of Jewish Women and the Center Against Domestic Violence.

CAMPUS ACTIVITIES AND LECTURES

Dede lectures extensively in the United States and overseas. She engages students, faculty and career staff in public lectures, classroom discussions and career workshops. Her talks are timely and reflect current economic and social conditions. She addresses critical career and work/life issues and provides practical information and strategic tips. She also custom designs lectures to meet the specific needs of colleges and universities.