October First Thursday Speaker Series Event

Micro Habits for a Higher Performing You

 
Learn about the Power of Habit and incorporating micro-habits into your daily life to become the best version of yourself. Change starts with small steps, and consistent, small daily habits can have a large impact on our overall well-being and success. In this session, we will discuss common barriers to creating positive change, and give practical tips for daily habits that can have massive impact on our lives.

Melissa Moloney ’96, is a Sr. Manager in Accenture's Management Consulting Practice. For the past 22 years, Melissa has focused on helping Public Sector achieve their business outcomes. She is a skilled project manager with over 14 years’ experience leading government and healthcare organizations as they navigate strategic change. As a skilled people manager, Melissa especially enjoys leading her teams as they assist clients in the challenge of change. Melissa is a certified Gallup coach, as well as a certified Habits practitioner at Accenture. She is a frequent guest speaker and Habits coach. Melissa brings superior customer service and the ability to collaboratively work with all parties to get the job done in an efficient, enjoyable manner.

Meg Hare ’01, is a Sr. Manager and Sales Director for Accenture's Texas Public Sector practice. Meg has spent her career helping government organizations realize the value of their technology investments and deliver on their most strategic initiatives. Meg is a former fitness coach, a visually impaired running guide, Austin marathon team lead, and is passionate about helping busy working women incorporate health and wellness into their lives. Meg is a champion and advocate for supporting women and diversity in the workplace, believing women’s voices make organizations and teams stronger. She is the former President of Austin Women in Technology and board member of the Texas Association of State Systems for Computing and Communications. Meg is an avid runner, having completed seven Boston Marathons. Meg lives in Austin, TX with her husband, Josh, who owns Hops and Grain Brewing, and their dog, Zoe.