Kate Bolick

As a writer and speaker, Kate Bolick is adept at using lively, relatable language to bring complicated, deeply researched ideas to wide audiences. She is a contributing editor at The Atlantic, contributes regularly to Elle, n+1, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Slate, among others, and serves as culture editor at Veranda. Previously, she was executive editor of the late Conde Nast home lifestyle magazine Domino and was a columnist for The Boston Globe's Ideas Section. A recipient of a MacDowell fellowship, she holds a Master's in cultural criticism from New York University, where she also taught writing.

Bolick has appeared on The Today Show, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, The Gayle King Show, and numerous NPR programs across the country.

CBS has given a script commitment to a single-camera, half-hour show based on Bolick's "All the Single Ladies" Atlantic story. Bolick will serve as co-producer.

Speech Topics 1. All the Single Ladies

• All the Single Ladies

  After a half century of ascent for women, which coincided with the descent of men, we've reached a historical point where career-minded women are finding fewer suitable mates, and are marrying later and in fewer numbers. At the workplace and on university campuses, women are literally and figuratively leaving men behind, surpassing them in terms of sheer numbers and opportunities. They will soon dominate the workforce and the economy. What does this mean for women, for men, and for our society? Based on her Atlantic cover story, Kate Bolick makes sense of these seismic demographic changes. With light humor and deep expertise, she implores us to embrace new ideas about dating, working, having a family, and what it means to be successful.