Kristy will interview Lydia Fenet, lead Benefit Auctioneer at Christie’s, on the art of the sell and perfecting your presentation skills.
Lydia Fenet is Global Managing Director, Strategic Partnerships and Lead Benefit Auctioneer at Christie’s Auction House. She has led auctions for more than six hundred organizations and raised over half a billion dollars for nonprofits globally. Lydia is responsible for conceptualizing and spearheading the development of the firm’s Global Strategic Partnerships division, which has generated over $25 million in revenue to date and aligned Christie’s with 100+ corporate and luxury brands around the world. Lydia is represented by CAA and travels internationally as a keynote speaker helping people unlock their sales potential and empowering women in the workplace. She was named one of New York’s most influential women by Gotham magazine and has been featured in the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Crain’s, and has appeared in Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair and Town & Country. Her widely acclaimed book, The Most Powerful Woman in the Room is You was published by Simon & Schuster and was optioned for TV/Film by New Form Entertainment in February 2020. Lydia is currently writing The Most Powerful Girl in the Room is You for the next generation of female leaders.
We are asking participants who are able to please donate a suggested amount of $20. For this event, 100% of proceeds raised will go to The River Fund, an organization that creates innovative ways to fight hunger, homelessness and poverty in dozens of city neighborhoods. For this event please send your donation to Kristy Hurt at @Kristy-Hurt on Venmo. You can learn more about this vital organization at https://www.crisistextline.org.
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