Unicorn Wranglers

For women leaders | Play Your Career Hand™

You are not stuck because you are not ready.

You may already be operating at the next level while your title, visibility, and career story are still catching up. Whether you are looking outside or trying to move up internally while keeping your options open, the first move is making your leadership value impossible to miss.

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The second broken rung

Your work is visible. Your leadership value may not be.

Choose your table

Internal and external moves require different plays.

01

I’m looking externally

You need a clear target, a leadership story that travels beyond your current company, and materials that show the level at which you actually operate. We focus on positioning, recruiter visibility, relationship strategy, interviews, and negotiation.

Build my external strategy
02

I’m looking internally and externally

You need two strategies working at once. Internally, that means visibility, sponsorship, and connecting your impact to what senior leaders care about. Externally, it means creating options without making your search feel like a second full-time job.

Build both paths

Services & pricing for women leaders

Choose the level of support your next move actually needs.

Reposition the two tools the market sees first, book focused strategy by the hour, or use ten hours across an internal advancement plan, an external search, or both.

Executive Strategy Session

$250

Per hour

Focused strategy for internal advancement, external targeting, visibility, sponsorship, recruiter outreach, interviews, negotiation, or a high-stakes decision.

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10-Hour Executive Strategy Package

10 hours of strategy support

Use ten hours where you need them most across positioning, internal visibility, market strategy, outreach, interviews, and negotiation.

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See every support optionInterviewing, outreach, negotiation, ongoing strategy, and higher-touch partnerships

Focused leadership support

Internal Advancement Strategy

Custom scope

Focused strategy

Build the case for the next level, read the internal landscape, and decide how to make your ambition visible.

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Visibility & Sponsorship

Custom scope

Relationship strategy

Identify who needs to know your work, strengthen your leadership signal, and build advocacy beyond your direct manager.

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Leadership Interview Preparation

Custom scope

Focused session

Prepare executive-level stories that show scope, judgment, influence, and measurable business impact.

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Compensation & Offer Strategy

Custom scope

At decision stage

Evaluate the full opportunity, understand your leverage, and negotiate the role, compensation, and conditions that matter.

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Ongoing Leadership Advisory

Custom scope

Ongoing partnership

A confidential strategy partner for advancement, external options, high-stakes conversations, and career decisions.

Let’s talk first

Every engagement is done directly with Rachel. No junior writer, black-box rewrite, or automated strategy. Higher-touch partnerships are scoped privately after a conversation.

How I help

Stop waiting for someone else to connect the dots.

I help you identify what the market sees, clarify the level and roles you should target, and turn a long list of accomplishments into a leadership story people can understand quickly.

That can include résumé and LinkedIn positioning, internal visibility and sponsorship strategy, recruiter and relationship outreach, interview preparation, offer evaluation, and negotiation. The plan depends on the move you are actually trying to make.

Talk to Rachel about my next move

Free recruiter-calibrated diagnostic

Is your résumé showing the level at which you actually operate?

Unicorn Signal shows you the first impression your résumé creates, the leadership evidence a recruiter can actually find, and the missing signal most likely to cost you the conversation.

See what my résumé signals

What a client says when I’m not in the room

“Rachel helped me think more strategically about increasing my visibility with senior leadership, developing relationships with potential sponsors, and communicating my impact in connection with broader business objectives. Within a week of updating my LinkedIn profile, I noticed an increase in profile views.”

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Senior Director

Your next move needs a strategy

You do not need to choose between betting on yourself internally and building options externally.

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Leadership intelligence

Build the case. Test the market. Keep your options.

Guidance for promotion strategy, visibility, positioning, interviews, and negotiating the next level.Browse the complete library →
01 · Women & promotions

How do I negotiate the salary for an internal promotion without looking ungrateful?

Build the case around expanded scope, market value, internal structure and the full package before accepting a bigger job with a decorative raise.Read article
02 · Résumé & LinkedIn

Should I turn on Open to Work on LinkedIn?

See what recruiters actually see, when recruiter-only visibility helps, whether the green frame hurts, and why one setting cannot fix unclear positioning.Read article
03 · Interviews & offers

How do I prepare for an executive interview without sounding rehearsed?

Reverse-engineer the mandate, build a deep evidence bank, practice flexible answer structures, pressure-test follow-ups, and prepare for each decision-maker.Read article
04 · Interviews & offers

How do I explain a career gap without sounding defensive?

Name the gap, protect the privacy that does not belong in the interview, show current evidence, calibrate the level, and return the conversation to what you can do next.Read article
05 · Résumé & LinkedIn

Why aren’t recruiters finding me on LinkedIn?

Diagnose whether the signal breaks at search, the headline, the profile scan, the match, contact settings, or the evidence after the recruiter reaches out.Read article
06 · Interviews & offers

How do I explain several short job tenures without looking like a flight risk?

Name what happened, show the value inside each role, address the pattern directly, and explain why this next move is more intentional.Read article