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Katherine Crowley
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K Squared Enterprises
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Katherine Crowley is a Harvard trained psychotherapist and best-selling author of business self-help books. Published author, professional speaker, college educator and managment consultant, Katherine specializes in helping people navigate emotionally challenging situations and relationships at work.
She is the co-owner ...
She is the co-owner ...
Katherine Crowley is a Harvard trained psychotherapist and best-selling author of business self-help books. Published author, professional speaker, college educator and managment consultant, Katherine specializes in helping people navigate emotionally challenging situations and relationships at work.
She is the co-owner of Ksquared Enterprises, a management consulting firm in New York City. She and her business partner, Kathi Elster, are experts in the area of workplace relationships.
Katherine co-authored national bestselling Working with You Is Killing Me, and recently released Working for You Isn't Working for Me.
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She is the co-owner of Ksquared Enterprises, a management consulting firm in New York City. She and her business partner, Kathi Elster, are experts in the area of workplace relationships.
Katherine co-authored national bestselling Working with You Is Killing Me, and recently released Working for You Isn't Working for Me.
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