Session Information
Kerry Barrett, Emmy Award-winning anchor, shares how one off-script moment turned plummeting ratings into career-defining success. Through the lens of relatability, Kerry reveals how to connect authentically on-camera and off. Audiences take a “Relatability Index” self-assessment and walk away with practical strategies to improve how they show up, communicate, and build influence. In a noisy digital world, relatability is your competitive edge, and it’s teachable. This talk is perfect for those who want to turn presence into power and lead with authenticity.
Speaker
Kerry Barrett
Kerry turned a debilitating fear of speaking into a two-decade Emmy Award-winning career as a television news anchor and host in the apex market of New York City. She teaches corporations, business executives, and teams struggling to grow on social media to create engaging content that attracts followers, leads, & revenue. Her proprietary national research study centers on “The Relatability Index” and the importance of being relatable in business, life, and leadership communications.
Using her trademarked ranking system, “The Relatability Index”, Kerry shares humorous, real-life stories, showcases “Relatability Index” characteristics, shows you how you rank, and gives practical, immediately implementable advice to improve. Kerry is a preeminent advisor to top Fortune 100 companies in media training and on-camera readiness for a broad spectrum of situations, ranging from formal talks to media interviews to everyday sales pitches over Zoom. She offers a unique perspective as someone who has 25 years of experience in front of the camera. Kerry’s specialty is teaching people how they can become relatable to their audiences and make that genuine connection. She helps people feel confident, sincere, and energetic, yet relaxed on-screen.