I design Signature Language Systems™ that shape how premium, expert-driven offers are understood, repeated, and chosen.

My work sits at the intersection of positioning, messaging, naming, and branding. Clients come to me when their offer isn't clear, different, or hasn't kept pace with the results they deliver.

I build the language architecture that stabilizes how expert businesses are understood, described, and remembered, shaping the names, positioning, and referral language that allow premium work to hold its value in the market.

Earlier in my career, I worked on messaging and positioning with Fortune 100 executives, physicians, founders, and leadership teams. Today, I focus exclusively on coaches and consultants who build IP-based offers.

This language work stabilizes how your expertise is described, priced, and remembered.

Brian Berkenstock

Your expertise is making you invisible.
Because the skills that made you an expert and the skills that make you visible are not the same.

Invisible Expert? Not for long | Your language isn’t broken. It was never built | Signature Language System™

Your Expertise Makes You Invisible

Your LinkedIn headline has a headline.
And most people are wasting it.

When you comment on a post, only the first 3-4 words of your headline are visible.

That's it.

That snippet sits next to your name on every comment you leave.

Hundreds of comments.
Thousands of impressions.
3-4 words doing all the work.

I learned this the hard way.

My headline was...
Signature Language System™ | Language builds authority | Cats can be fuzzy. Your language cannot

What showed up when I commented?

“Signature Language System™ | Language”

"Language" appeared twice.
The second one told you nothing new.
Prime real estate. Wasted.

So I switched up my headline...
Signature Language System™ | Authority starts with language | Cats can be fuzzy. Your language cannot

Now readers see…
“Signature Language System™ | Authority”

So now every comment tells you two things:

→ What I built
→ What it gives you

That's a billboard, not a byline.

Here's your fix in 3 steps:

1. Go comment on someone's post
2. Look at what appears next to your name
3. Ask yourself: do those 3-4 words earn a click?

If not, rewrite until they do.

Your headline isn't just at the top of your profile.

It's in every conversation you join.

Treat it that way.

*****
👋 I’m BrianB. I help experts who do $20K+/months explain their work in a way that builds authority, attracts better clients, and is easier to buy.

Authority first. Revenue Follows | Cats can be fuzzy. Your offer cannot | Signature Language System™ for solopreneurs and agencies

Hand your LinkedIn profile to AI.
And face brutal honesty in 8 seconds.

Don’t use your standard, daily LLM.
If you use ChatGPT, it knows you too well for this to work.
Instead, go with Claude, Gemini, Grok, whatever.

Download a PDF of your profile:

1. Go to Resources.
2. Then “Save to PDF.”

Drop your PDF in the new LLM with this prompt…

“Review this document. Tell me about this person:
What do they do/sell? To whom?
What's their brand like -- beginner, mid, premium?
Give me an executive summary.”

NOTE: I didn’t tell the LLM this was MY profile.
These tools are designed to suck up to us.
So keep this exercise at a distance for some objectivity.

Change my sample questions to get the insight YOU need.

My report was on target, which felt good.
It read my profile's signals correctly.
Even guessing my price range correctly.

One finding startled me.
Which was also good.
I dug in for some helpful discovery!

I’ll see if my report fits in Comments.
Including my one surprise and clarifying reply…

Let me know how your review goes.

*****


👋 I’m BrianB

I say “Howdy” though I’m not a Texan and “Cheers” though I’m not a Brit.
And I say, “Sorry I stepped on your toes” because I’m a lousy dancer.

I realized many people never create an offer statement. I think it's a foundational tool to build a compelling pitch, profile, and content.

By Brian B., Founder of Aster Arch Most experts can't explain what they do in one clean sentence. The Offer Statement is the foundation for everything

Open article: The Offer Statement Pressure Test  by Brian Berkenstock • 2 min read

I signup for many, many newsletters. 
(So many. Really. A lot.)
Then I read an issue or two and... unsubscribe.

I feel badly, of course, but there's only so many hours. My delete key must be merciless.

But I have good news.

These folks send newsletters I read every time...

Angeline Soon
Ceres Chua
Henneke Duistermaat
Jenni Reher
Sandra Macele

Give 'em a try!

*****							

👋 I’m BrianB.
🐈‍⬛ Poppy’s best friend!
💡 Architect of language systems for established experts
📜 Writer of “Under the Arch,” news to elevate your authority
💬 DM me if your brilliance/offer/program needs better packaging

Today is Friday the 13th.
Your offer has been scaring off buyers all year.

It's not that your product, service, or offer is lousy. (I hope.)

You lose sales, referrals, and pricing power because buyers can’t quickly grasp, remember, or repeat what you do. 

That’s it. That's my whole post.

(I'm off to test my luck by walking under a ladder while carrying a black cat. See you tomorrow. Maybe...)

*****							


👋 I’m BrianB

I say “Howdy” though I’m not a Texan and “Cheers” though I’m not a Brit.
And I say, “Sorry I stepped on your toes” because I’m a lousy dancer.

I give you one name.

Not three finalists. Not a deck of options with rationale. One.

Most agencies hand the hardest part back to you. Here's a shortlist, now you decide. They mean well. But you hired someone because you couldn't decide. You've been carrying this thing for months. Sometimes years.

So I do the deciding. Or rather, the process does.

Two deep sessions. Hours of listening to how you speak. Questions most people have never asked about their own work. I'm pulling out what you can't see from the inside — and building something that sounds like you, not me.

By the time I present, the reaction is almost always the same:

"You read my mind."
"How did you get to something I couldn't find myself?"
"This feels like it came out of me."

It's not mysterious. Much of the language was already inside the work. I just find it and build it into something honest.

And then that long exhale.
The weight of an unsolved problem, gone.

*****	

👋 I’m BrianB. I say “Howdy” though I’m not a Texan and “Cheers” though I’m not a Brit. And I say, “Sorry I stepped on your toes” because I’m a lousy dancer.

Cats can be fuzzy. Your language cannot.

I help solopreneurs doing $20K+/months explain their work in a way that builds authority, attracts better clients, and is easier to sell. 

And I love this work!

Last week, I delivered a Signature Language System (SLS) to a solo with a brilliant, category defining offer. 

Here’s what he said…

“I’ve been going through the assets you sent as part of SLS on the Google Drive and I have to say…. 

I feel seen and understood. Not a hyperbole, it brought a tear to my eye. 

Thank you for everything you have done to make this happen.”

Hey, I’m not crying, you are!

How lucky am I?

Signature Language System™ | Custom language builds premium authority | Cats can be fuzzy. Your language cannot.

A consultant sits in a coffee shop, laptop open. 
She scrolls through a competitor's website. 
Her jaw tightens. 

Their language… gleams.
It’s sharp, certain, undeniable.

Then she scans her own.
The words feel soft.
Generic.
Like they could describe anyone.

Across town, a potential client types her problem into Google.
She scans five websites.
Four sound the same.
One makes her stop, lean forward, and click.

It isn't the consultant in the coffee shop.

That night, the consultant opens her testimonials folder.
Twenty-three emails.
Clients whose businesses doubled.
Whose teams transformed.
Whose voices crack with gratitude on recorded calls.

She reads one: "You changed everything for us."

Then she opens her homepage.

The gap between client words and website words makes her stomach turn. 

Her proof sits, unseen, in her inbox.
She is admired by twelve people.
It should be twelve hundred.

Her work is a ten.
Her words are a four.

And the world only sees the four.

*****						

👋 I’m BrianB
🐈‍⬛ Poppy’s best friend
💡 Architect of language systems for Invisible Experts
📜 Publisher of "Under the Arch" — where language gets built
💬 DM me if your brilliance/offer/program needs better packaging

I’m sayin’ it. 
The coaching industry is addicted to marketing.

Funnels.
Content calendars.
Personal brands.
Lead magnets.
Pricing psychology.

Coaches can diagram a nurture sequence in detail, but when they try to describe their offer, the language flops.

Most are trained to sell before they are trained to build. They generate demand for something that has never been structurally defined. Then they compensate by refining hooks, rewriting bios, fussing with positioning, and raising prices in an attempt to signal “premium.”

Sometimes these tactics work — for a time.

They convert.
The launch fills up.
Revenue spikes.

But an offer with no clear progression, no named mechanism, and no defined transformation creates “explanation fatigue.”

That’s an architecture issue.

The coaches marketing skill is visible. The offer construction usually isn’t.

When the experience relies heavily on the coach’s presence and live explanations, “articulation drift” sets in. 

Authority that rests solely in a person and not in a structure is fragile.
Authority grows, stabilizes, and solidifies when language architecture is deliberate.

This is where a language bottleneck occurs.

This is where expertise outgrows language.

This is where a Signature Language System™ becomes infrastructure.

*****

👋 I'm BrianB.
💡 I turn "Wait, what do you do?" into "Oh dang, I need that."
🎯 Signature Language System™ = your offer, but impossible to forget
💬 DM me if you're tired of sounding like everyone else
🐾 My cats approve this message (my kids are still deciding)

He didn't have an offer statement.
He had a LinkedIn About section.
Carefully written and genuinely impressive.

But the six pieces that make an offer work were scattered like clues in a scavenger hunt.

Some clear. Some implied. Some missing.
Before we spoke, I pulled it together.
His words into a six-part framework. 
Five of the six parts held up.

But the differentiator — the one that answers "Why you and not someone else" — was vague. Implied, not stated.

Present in his head, cloudy on the page.

When he saw the breakdown on screen, he said,
"You're right. I have a differentiator. I'm just not conveying it clearly enough."

That sentence is worth a lot of money.

Because his differentiator — he actually has two — was something his competitors lacked.
 
The fix wasn't cosmetic. We just didn't polish some language.
We found the element creating the most drag, named what was true about him, and rebuilt the statement around it.

By the end of the session he had a tighter offer, a revised LinkedIn headline and, more importantly, a clearer answer to the question every buyer asks, “Why you?”

That's what the Offer Statement Pressure Test does.
Sixty minutes.
Six elements.
One friction point identified and fixed.

If you're an expert who struggles to translate your value to others — this is probably why.

*****

👋 I'm BrianB
🐈‍⬛ Poppy's person
🔧 I build language systems for Invisible Experts
💬 DM me to give your work the language it deserves

Your work is strong. Stronger than how it comes across to the market.
And you’ve tried to fix it.

So the big question is: Are you workin’ on the right fix?

The coaches, consultants, and experts I can help don’t usually come to me right away.

First, they endure months of slowing sales and see their authority soften.

They know their work should connect with people faster than it does.

So they tweak the offer, try a new funnel, and pump out more content.
They experiment with pricing and hope something clicks.

Some spend months in this doom loop.

Meanwhile, the real friction lies elsewhere.

What I see — again and again — is simple and easy to miss…

There are two varieties:

1. Your work evolved, but the language around it never did.
2. You never had a language system powerful enough to support your work. 

By the time people connect these dots

— from “lost opportunity” to “a language deficit” —

they’ve already dumped resources into fixing things that weren’t the cause.

Unfortunately, it’s often quite long before someone says “language” out loud.

If you thought, “My work is solid but something isn’t clicking…”

Today’s thought bubble may feel familiar.

*****
👋 I’m BrianB. I help experts who do $20K+/months explain their work in a way that builds authority, attracts better clients, and is easier to buy.

I'm about to describe your week.
And you're not gonna love how seen you feel.

Hope you won’t feel exposed, but I’m gonna name your Big Fears.
Stuff that keeps you up at night.

That weight on your shoulders.  The throb in your temples.

But…

After I name the pain, I’ll show you the path forward.

Here's my plan:

1. Show what you experience.
2. Say what causes it.
3. Tell you the fix.

If you hear yourself in the following statements, you’re not alone.

*****

👋 I’m BrianB.
🐈‍⬛ Poppy’s best friend.
💡 Architect of language systems for established experts
📜 Writer of “Under the Arch,” news to elevate your authority
💬 DM me if your brilliance/offer/program needs better packaging

Naming Your Big Fears

You've built something powerful.
But when someone asks what you do, your explanation takes longer than it should. And the words don't match the value of the work. You've tried to fix this yourself. And paid people to fix it. Nothing works.

That's not a you problem. That's a language problem.

Your offer, results, and proof are real. But no one ever built your language system to deliver it all. 

The first experience any potential buyer has with you, your brand, or your offer is the words used to describe it. Before they see your results, experience your process, know anything about you — they read.

Your program name, headline, offer description, About section. That first read is where they decide to stop or scroll past.

Most experts never engineered their language for that first read. It was written once under deadline, borrowed from a competitor, generated by AI, or cobbled together over time. It's an accident. And accidental language produces a predictable result: the buyer leaves before they ever discover what you do. I call that a First Read Failure — and it's the single most common reason great offers stay invisible.

That makes you an Invisible Expert.

You're not unknown because you're unqualified. You're under-recognized because your language was never engineered to carry what you built. First Read Failure is almost always the reason why.

The fix isn't better copy. It's Language Architecture — the complete language system behind your offer: Naming, positioning, messaging. Designed together and created to work together, so every word carries the weight of what you've built.

My grandfather Joe showed me what language failure actually costs.

Smart man. Accomplished. Experienced. He received a letter from the government, and while it was technically correct, it was written for the institution that sent it, not for him. It made him feel stupid. He wasn't. The language just never considered him.

That moment planted something in me. When language fails, the reader pays the price. Every role I've held since — in journalism, marketing, user experience (UX), PR, and executive communications — ran on the same instinct: Strip away everything blocking the real message. UX writing sharpened it most. Thousands of real interactions. Language tested daily against how people truly respond, not how we hoped they would.

This worldview became a method. 
The method became the Signature Language System™.

Effective language is engineered. 
If yours never was, that's where I start. 
DM me.

*****							

👋 I'm BrianB
🐈‍⬛ Poppy's person
🔧 I build language systems for Invisible Experts
💬 DM me if your work was never given the language it deserves

Wife & Mother of 7 | Venture Capital | Scientist | TOP 30 Patent Drafters | United States Patent Examiner | Violinist | Polyglot | STEM Children's Author | #1 LinkedIn Global Influencer in Innovation/IP Law

Kathryn Vatt is a scientist, former USPTO Examiner, and devoted wife and mother of seven, with over 25 years shaping the future of innovation. Recognized as one of the Top 30 Patent Drafters and Prosecutors and the #1 LinkedIn Global Influencer in Innovation/IP Law, Kathryn has built a career at the intersection of science, law, and business—helping inventors, startups, and global companies turn creativity into competitive advantage.

A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania (B.S. Biology) and Johns Hopkins University (M.S. Biotechnology), Kathryn is currently pursuing her Juris Doctor in Patent Law at the Franklin Pierce School of Law, one of the world’s leading IP programs. Her rare cross-disciplinary background gives her both the scientific insight and the legal strategy to protect ideas at the highest level.

At the USPTO, Kathryn examined thousands of patent applications, conducted exhaustive prior art searches, and made determinations that shaped industries and influenced global innovation. After leaving the Patent Office, she founded Vatt IP Management, where she develops bulletproof IP strategies, drafts airtight applications, and supports litigation teams in defending patents. She also mentors engineering and life science students through Arizona State University’s Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute and judges international startup competitions, nurturing the next generation of innovators.

Her entrepreneurial vision extends to her ventures:

My Startup Shield™, a founder-focused program that helps startups secure their innovations before they pitch. It protects ideas at the earliest, most vulnerable stage and positions founders to raise capital with confidence

My AI Examiner™, the world’s first proprietary patent search platform that combines examiner-trained AI Patent Examiners with Kathryn’s own human review. Unlike conventional tools, it doesn’t just search faster—it “thinks like an examiner,” offering inventors and startups clarity, precision, and strategy.

MyKidVentors™, a STEM-inspired children’s book series born from her seven children’s real “What if?” questions. Through these imaginative stories, she nurtures curiosity in the next generation, showing that every big invention begins with a single question.

For Kathryn, the same motherly instinct that guides her family fuels her professional mission: to protect, guide, and nurture startups with care, strategy, foresight, and integrity. She believes innovation doesn’t just start in labs or boardrooms—it starts in the curious minds of those brave enough to ask, “What if?”

Kathryn V.

OREOS FOR MOTHER’S DAY

At a small neighborhood shop, a man quietly changes lives.

He gives free food to kids who show him their grades...a reward not just for doing well in school, but for trying, for caring, for showing up.

In this video, one young boy steps up to the counter, offered the chance to choose anything he wants.

Today, he picks milk, bread, eggs...and cookies for Mother’s Day.
And the shop owner...touched by that choice...adds a bouquet of flowers for him to bring home.

Neither of them realizes that what just happened will be remembered for years.
Because kindness like that doesn’t end at the counter...it multiplies.

Every act of generosity plants a seed:
A child whose confidence blooms.
A parent who feels seen and loved.
A community reminded that humanity still shines bright.

So here’s to the everyday heroes: the ones who lift others quietly, who give without expecting anything in return.

You may never see the full impact of your kindness...but someone’s world is brighter because of you. 


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Three founders will leave my Arizona Tech Week event patent-pending.

We’re getting closer…

My Patent Pending Party™ at Arizona Tech Week (April 6–12) is coming up, and the response so far has been incredible. I’ve already had the chance to speak with some truly impressive founders and I’ve even started getting requests to bring the party to other cities 😊 

The event itself is shaping up to be something really special.

We’ll be hosting:
• A founder panel featuring raw, honest conversations about the entrepreneurial journey: the highs, the lows, the mistakes, and what founders would do differently knowing what they know now.

• An “Ask the Examiner” AMA session,  where you'll get to ask questions about patents, intellectual property strategy, and how the system actually works from an investor who spent fifteen years inside the U.S. Patent Office deciding which innovations got approved and which ones didn't. 

• A live patent hackathon, where three pre-selected founders will leave the party officially patent-pending. On me.

We’ll also have investors in the room, and we’ll end the evening with time for networking with founders, investors, and builders from across the ecosystem.

If you want a chance to be one of those three founders, there is still time to apply.

There are three Saturdays left this month, and I’m using those days to hold short 15-minute pitch sessions on Hubble.                                

The pitch session itself is the application process.

You get 15 minutes:
• 5 minutes to pitch what you’re building.
• 10 minutes for me to ask questions the way an investor with an IP strategist lens would.

From those conversations, I’ll select three founders to be invited to my Patent Pending Party™ during Arizona Tech Week.

And don’t worry...you don’t have to live in Arizona to apply.

If you’re selected, we’ll simply Zoom you in.

If you aren’t selected as one of the three, don’t worry.

You’ll either receive feedback on your pitch, or I may connect you with someone from my network of angels and VCs.

And you’re always welcome to come back and pitch again for the next party.

Ideas are everywhere.

Protected ideas are much more valuable.

If you want to pitch yours, you can book a Saturday slot here:
https://lnkd.in/g_jESdm3

Slots are limited.

Event details:
https://lnkd.in/g3dJgkzm


A special and heartfelt thank you to my sponsors, Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute at Arizona State University and Stearns Bank N.A. This event wouldn’t be possible without your support.

Open article: RSVP to A Patent-Pending Party #AZTechWeek | Partiful by partiful.com

RSVP to A Patent-Pending Party #AZTechWeek | Partiful

I’m honored to be returning for the second year in a row as a judge for Pitch the Pros® on April 10th in Greenville, SC.

As a former United States Patent Examiner I have spent more than 25 years helping founders and inventors protect what they build.

And I have seen how often founders focus on perfecting the pitch, raising capital, and gaining traction...only to think about protection later while losing ownership rights in the process. 

That is why this year, I am proud to personally offer a Protection Prize to the Top 3 presenters through moatly™.

Each of the top founders will receive dedicated intellectual property strategy support to help ensure what they are creating is properly protected. Not just celebrated. Not just visible. Protected.

Pitch the Pros® brings together a select group of founders, investors, and industry experts in an intentional setting. 

Ten founders will pitch live. The top three will also be invited to a private VIP evening featuring a Fireside Chat and networking experience with Daymond John of Shark Tank, along with dinner and live entertainment.

If you are building something meaningful and ready to step forward, I would love to see you there.

You can learn more here:
https://lnkd.in/eZyx78ge
Christopher Guerrera LSSMBB The Modern Inventor

Looking forward to supporting the founders who take the stage and helping them protect what they have worked so hard to create.

More than a thousand years ago, an army approached the gates of a Persian fortress.

Warriors gathered. Fear spread through the walls.

And then something unexpected happened.

A young woman rode out to meet them.

Her name was Gordafarid.

In the great Persian epic Shahnameh, written by poet Abul-Qâsem Ferdowsi, Gordafarid sees her homeland under threat. 

Warriors gather. 
Fear spreads through the fortress.
So she does something no one expected.

She fastens her armor.
Mounts her horse.
And rides into the battlefield herself.

Even her enemies were astonished. They had never seen such bravery from someone so young.

But Gordafarid was not written as a fragile figure or a symbol of tragedy. 

Ferdowsi portrayed her as a strategist as well as a warrior. When she realized she could not defeat her opponent by strength alone, she relied on her wit, delaying the enemy long enough to protect her people.

For many Iranians, Gordafarid has become a symbol of something timeless:
the courage of women.

Today, on International Women’s Day, I find myself thinking about that courage. 

Not just in ancient stories, but in the lives of women all around us.

Women who stand up.
Women who speak out.
Women who lead.
Women who lift others even when the path is difficult.

Because women have always done this.

One woman opens a door.
Another holds it open.
Another widens the path so others can walk through it.

We all rise when we lift each other.

Today I want to honor women everywhere.

And I want to dedicate this day especially to the women of Iran whose courage continues to inspire the world.

Your courage has reminded the world that the strength of women is one of the most powerful forces on earth.

Across centuries, from Gordafarid’s battlefield to the voices we hear today, one truth remains:

The courage of women cannot be extinguished.

Happy International Women's Day to all of the amazing women in the world 💐

DOLPHINS IN THE DESERT 🐬🌵

Today is the day, Arizona!!

I am so excited to be serving as a panelist and workshop speaker for Dolphin Tank with Springboard Enterprises.

For more than two decades, Springboard has been accelerating women-led, high growth companies with an extraordinary track record:

850+ portfolio companies
$36.4B+ in value created
225+ exits
26 IPOs

And today, Dolphin Tank is happening at Grand Canyon University.

This is not your average pitch event.
It is a true launchpad. Women founders receive real time, thoughtful feedback from investors and operators who genuinely care about growth, strategy, and long term success.

I am honored to join an incredible panel and lead a special session during the Founder Workshop from 3-5 PM focused on protecting what you are building before you pitch, scale, or raise.

Joining me on the panel:
• Mitzi Krockover, MD, CEO, Founder, Investor at WomanCentered and Women’s Health Council Member at Springboard Enterprises
• Azin Radsan van Alebeek, Co founder and General Partner at Emmeline Ventures
• Rory Bidinger, Community Development Officer at Stearns Bank N.A.

If you are a founder, investor, operator, or supporter of women entrepreneurs, this is where you should be.

And Arizona…it is not too late.
🔗 Dolphin Tank RSVP: https://lnkd.in/eQDSywgq

🦾 Founder Workshop (3 to 5 PM): https://lnkd.in/ei4XZGSW

Come support the founders who are bravely stepping forward to pitch what they are building.

There is something powerful about watching vision meet opportunity in real time.

Proud to support this right here in Arizona. 🌵🐬

There is something defining about walking into a room and realizing you may be the only woman there and deciding that you belong anyway.

I have felt that in government spaces. In investor meetings. In high level technical discussions. In rooms where expertise is tested before it is trusted.

What I have learned is this. Leadership is not about blending in. It is about standing grounded in who you are, even when the room was not designed with you in mind.

My path began internationally, where at 21 I cofounded a company in Pakistan and learned firsthand that leadership is rarely about position and always about responsibility, requiring conviction, cultural awareness, and resilience. I later served as a United States Patent Examiner, and went on to found and lead my own firm, invest in innovation, mentor founders, and raise seven children. 

Each chapter has shaped how I understand leadership, not as authority, but as stewardship.

As Women’s History Month begins, I am honored to join a panel at The New York Public Library on March 4th for a conversation on growth and leadership alongside remarkable women whose journeys are equally layered and powerful.

We will be speaking candidly about what it truly takes to build influence, the pivots, the pressure, the persistence, and the quiet strength behind the scenes that rarely gets highlighted.

If you are building something, a company, a career, a life, while trying to remain fully yourself, this conversation is for you.

Grateful to James Corry for creating space for this meaningful dialogue and for bringing together such an inspiring group of women. I look forward to sitting alongside Christina Mitine, Laura Kavanagh, Olga Alcaraz, and Rechelle Balanzat for this important conversation.

👉🏼 Join us this Wednesday: https://lnkd.in/gtz_23Eu

Sr. GTM Leader at AWS | Head of GTM at Women in AI | Agentic AI Strategy & Digital Transformation | Industry Speaker

I know what it feels like to be the only woman in the room. If you’ve ever navigated climbing the leadership ladder while authentically showing up, this conversation is for you.

As Women’s History Month begins, I’m honored to be a panelist for “Five Powerful Women: Their Journeys of Growth and Leadership” on March 4th hosted by The New York Public Library.   

I’m joining four resilient women to share our career journeys and dive into the real grit required to build influence in both the corporate and government sectors.

Huge thank you to James Corry for hosting this important conversation! See you soon, Kathryn V., Laura Kavanagh, Olga Alcaraz, Rechelle Balanzat. 

👉🏼 Join us this Wednesday: https://lnkd.in/gtz_23Eu

#WHM2026 #WomensHistoryMonth #LeadingTheChange #IWD2026 #GiveToGain #WomenInTech #NYPL #Leadership

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Five Powerful Women: Their Journeys of Growth and Leadership

Founders: if you are fundraising, you do not want to miss this event.

And if you can, make sure you are in Bettina’s room.

I am not just saying that because she is one of my dearest friends. Bettina is truly one of the most thoughtful, caring, and brilliant investors I know.

The level of care and intention she brings to every founder conversation is rare. 

She listens deeply, asks the questions that actually matter, and shows up for founders long before there is ever a deal on the table.

That kind of stewardship is something special in venture. 💛

Silicon Valley Angel Investor (Pre-Seed) + LP | AI + FinTech + DeepTech + B2B SaaS + Sports Media + CPG | Ex-GoPro + Semiconductors | Hubble Advisor + Boardy Deal Partner + Incubator Mentor | Skiing + BucketHat Lover

Are you #FundRaising?  Come join me, along with 100+ other VCs, Angels, FO's

I'm hosting a networking room at the VC Virtual Conf on March 31 hosted by Max Pog.    There will be 40+ breakout rooms & 6 hours of VC networking & insights.

If you’re interested in joining the discussion
Register here:   https://vcconf.com?172

See you on the 31st... 
I'll probably be the only one in a #BucketHat

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The Battle

Brian Berkenstock

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