Angie Lee
Strategist · Executive Advisor · Speaker

Turning experience
into intelligence.

I guide leaders and organizations through pivotal transitions—clarifying what matters, what creates value and what comes next.

Angie Lee speaking on stage in an orange dress

Most people have built more value than they know how to explain.

At the intersection of leadership and economic mobility, Angie helps professionals recognize what they've built, articulate its value and move forward with confidence.

One body of work.
Multiple ways to engage.

Four entry points into one body of work—designed for leaders and organizations in motion.

02
Executive
Advisory

Strategic counsel for leaders navigating growth, transition and high-consequence decisions.

Work With Angie
03
Speaking

Keynotes and moderated conversations that spark action.

Invite Angie

From boardrooms
to global stages.

Angie delivers keynotes and moderates conversations across the United States and internationally on leadership, business, careers and economic opportunity.

Invite Angie To Speak

Selected moments on stage.

Angie Lee delivering an AREAA Global & Luxury keynote
AREAA Global & Luxury · Keynote
Angie Lee speaking at an international event
Singapore · International Address
Angie Lee leading a moderated conversation
Moderated Conversation
Selected previous engagements · listed as engagements, not endorsements.
JPMorgan · Realogy · Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate · National Association of REALTORS® · AREAA

Your résumé records your career.
Career Intelligence interprets it.

A framework for interpreting your professional history—honed through years of advisory, organizational leadership and speaking.

I
Experience
What you've done.
II
Evidence
What you've proven.
III
Capability
What you can repeatedly do.
IV
Intelligence
What it means.
V
Development
What needs to grow.
VI
Opportunity
Where it can take you.

The stories behind
the titles.

Long-form conversations about the decisions, turning points and reinventions that shape consequential careers and leadership.

Leadership Narratives conversation with Angie Lee and Anet Melo
Featured · Episode
Angie's approach to rebuilding my professional profile was both strategic and thoughtful. She quickly understood my challenges and helped me develop a compelling professional narrative that has yielded fantastic results.
Greg Lieber
Former Head of Partnerships at Twitter
It was one of the best investments I have made in myself. Working with Angie made it very clear what my values and skills are, what I'm aspiring for, and what is important to me in my next career. I gained a lot of self-confidence in my work experiences and ultimately was able to land my new job.
Angela Ha-Chang
Product Marketing Manager at Microsoft
I doubled my salary and successfully pivoted my career by landing a job at one of the largest technology companies in the world, Amazon Web Services. Angie has a keen eye for positioning executive career achievements, drawing out the details, and quantifying a person's impact.
Dana Lagattuta
Enterprise Sales Executive at Amazon Web Services (AWS)
I would describe it as the best investment you can make in yourself. After consulting with Gen Dev I had more clarity on what I wanted out of my career. Once my resume was created and my LinkedIn page was revised, I received a lot of traction and was able to land interviews within days, eventually getting a job offer in less than two months.
Chelsea Rogalle
Senior Compliance Officer at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Portrait of Angie Lee speaking with a microphone

I didn't build a career around careers.
I built one around value.

People possess far more value than they know how to articulate.

Across strategy, organizational leadership, advisory, speaking and entrepreneurship, I kept seeing the same gap.

Career Intelligence is the framework I built to close it.

Read My Story

What I'm thinking
about.

Explore Ideas

When Your Career Outgrows
Your Résumé

What traditional career tools fail to capture.

The Career Intelligence
Problem

Why experienced professionals struggle to explain their value.

Economic Mobility Starts
With Visibility

Why understanding capability matters beyond the individual.