A Legacy of Leadership, A Voice for Rebalance
Speaker, Advisor & Author

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Carol Enneking is a speaker, author, and advisor whose work explores a challenge facing nearly every organization today: how do we continue to perform in a world that keeps asking us to absorb more? For more than three decades, Carol has worked with leaders and organizations around the world, building a career that spans executive leadership, HR, consulting, and advisory work. As a former corporate vice president responsible for talent management and leadership development in a multibillion-dollar organization, she experienced firsthand the pressure to deliver results amid competing priorities, constant change, and finite human capacity. Today, Carol helps leaders improve the decisions they make about priorities, people, and performance, challenging the assumption that doing more is always the answer. She combines business experience, behavioral insight, practical tools, and candor to help organizations recognize when systems and expectations have become overloaded and make better choices about what matters most, what their organizations can realistically absorb, and where attention and resources will have the greatest impact. Carol is the best-selling, award-winning author of The Rebalancing Act: Wisdom from Working Women for Success that Matters. Her Oxford Talk has reached more than 2.2 million viewers worldwide, and her ideas have been featured on NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, in National Business Journals’ BizWomen, and across numerous global publications, podcasts, and media interviews. In 2025, she was named a Houston Business Journal Women Who Mean Business honoree. Her goal is simple: to help people and organizations thrive in a world that never slows down. |
BEYOND MY WORK
What grounds me is the same thing I help others reclaim.
My greatest joy is my family – my husband Eric, our children Bradley and Bethany, my bonus daughter Alyssa, and our Great Pyrenees, Molly.
Faith, live music, chocolate, 70s and 80s song lyrics, trivia nights, meaningful travel, mahjong, and gathering with people I love aren’t just interests – they’re reminders of the kind of rebalance that sustains a full life.

