Leadercast, the leadership development company growing the impact of leaders everywhere, proudly announces Leadercast Women 2020—Ripple Effect, on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2020, at Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center. The fourth-annual event will broadcast live from the stage in Metro Atlanta to locations across the world. To attend live, host a broadcast in your community, or sponsor, visit leadercast.com/ripple-effect.

The "ripple effect" is the continuous spread of an action or belief. At Leadercast Women 2020—Ripple Effect, leaders in attendance will walk away knowing how to truly shape long-lasting change. *Here are the first three speakers:

Abby Wambach—Women's Soccer Legend, Best-Selling Author and Founder, Wolfpack Endeavor
Abby is a name synonymous with U.S. women's soccer. She is a Women's World Cup champion and two-time gold medalist. She's the author of the bestsellers Forward: A Memoir and WOLFPACK and also has a leadership training program—Wolfpack Endeavor—that is revolutionizing women's development in the workplace.

Radha Agrawal—Author, Entrepreneur, and Co-Founder and CEO of Daybreaker
A community force, Radha's early-morning dance and wellness movement hosts events in 25 cities and on the campus of more than a dozen colleges around the world, with nearly 500,000 attending. Her book, Belong: Find Your People, Create Community, and Live a More Connected Life, contains her key methods for community building and the success of Daybreaker events.

Randi Zuckerberg—Founder and CEO of Zuckerberg Media and Former Director of Market Development at Facebook
The creator of Facebook Live, an Emmy-nominated tech media personality, entrepreneur, investor and best-selling author, Randi has leveraged technology to spread influence since the start of her career. She currently leads a production and marketing company that helps aspiring artists create and promote their work and hosts the weekly business talk radio show Dot Complicated.

*Three more world-leading women speakers to come.

Last year, Leadercast Women connected a record of 1,587 leaders in Atlanta, GA, and broadcasted to 153 locations across the globe. In total, the event reached nearly 25,000 people worldwide.