Ever feel disconnected after a big promotion?
Sophia was groomed for C-suite in FinTech.
Three months post-promotion, she felt exposed.
Her strength was delivery.
Now she was the 'face' of her department.
Less doing. More representing.
IWe created a stakeholder map.
It helps build professional relationships intentionally by reflecting on network quality.
Sophia rated her relationships.
Who she trusted.
Who knew her work.
Who mattered most for progression.
She returned laughing. "Far more high scores than I expected!"
She'd looked for evidence.
How people responded in meetings.
Positive comments. Warm reactions when she reached out.
"Because I don't see them as often, I thought they didn't know me well," she said.
"But they do see me. They respect me—even from what they hear from others. I just hadn't noticed."
Does this sound familiar?
You build strong professional relationships not just through depth, but through visibility, value, and hard-earned trust.
Her perceived weakness was actually evidence of growth and eventual potential.
Email me at suzanne@doylemorris.com for a complimentary chemistry call.
We'll explore your biggest challenge and whether a 12-month coaching partnership makes sense for you.
Most of my clients are employer-funded.
Yes, your company will likely pay for this and I can help you through that goal.
Learn more: www.suzannedoylemorris.com
Dr. Suzanne Doyle-Morris is an ICF Master Certified Coach (MCC) with a PhD from the University of Cambridge focusing on women in Engineering.
For 25 years, she's coached accomplished women in STEM as they advance to senior leadership.
She's the author of three books: "Beyond the Boys' Club: Strategies for Achieving Career Success as a Woman Working in a Male Dominated Field," "The Con Job: Getting Ahead for Competence in a World Obsessed with Confidence," and "Female Breadwinners: How They Make Relationships Work and Why they are Future of the Modern Workforce."
80% of her clients secure promotions or stretch roles within 12 months.
Not because she gives advice, but because she asks the right questions.

I'm Dr Suzanne Doyle‑Morris and I support professional women working in STEM.
Whether you’re seeking your next promotion, aiming for leadership, or simply looking to make your mark, this blog is created for you.
It's written for the ambitious woman in STEM ready to advance and succeed on her own terms.
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