Masterclass and Guidebook -
The Executive Presence Gap Finder: Why you're being passed over — and the precise moves to close the gap this week.
You already know something is off. The capability is there. The recognition isn't matching it.
The Gap Finder shows you exactly where the distance between your capability and how you're experienced is largest. And gives you the moves to close it before your next high-stakes meeting — not in 90 days. This week.
Picture the other side.
You walk into the room and land — before you've said a word. Your ideas register with the authority your thinking has always deserved. The 3am replay stops because you know, walking out, that you were fully yourself in there. And leadership starts calling you first — not for execution, for the decisions that matter.
That's not a different version of you. That's you, with the translation layer finally working.
What's inside:
A focused video training that pinpoints the three specific places your presence is leaking authority — across the Sightline™, SteadyState™, and InfluencePoint™ dimensions of the Edge Gap™ framework.
A companion workbook with concrete exercises you can apply in your next meeting. Not a reading list. Not a 90-day plan. Moves you make this week.
The Gap Finder doesn't give you another framework to learn. It shows you where your current one is breaking down — and exactly what to do about it.
This is for you if you're a Director, VP, or senior leader who is done trying generic solutions that don't account for the specific rooms you're in. You know something is off. You want the precise diagnosis — not more advice to "show up more" or "build your brand."
About Mary Lee Gannon, ACC, CAE
Mary Lee ran organizations worth $37M inside 100,000-employee environments. She didn't build the Gap Finder from theory. She built it from two decades of watching brilliant leaders sit in rooms where their capability wasn't landing — and knowing exactly why.
$27 — Instant access. Masterclass + workbook.
You've already identified the gap. This shows you where it's largest — and what closes it.
