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Exciting News! BC & Associates Marketing is now Wickedly Branded!
From clarity to execution, our services are built for established women entrepreneurs ready to evolve, grow, and create what’s next.
The free Brand Magic Lens helps identify where your strongest opportunities are in about four minutes.
Explore the method, frameworks, and thinking behind evolving a brand without throwing away everything that already works.
Understand the philosophy and framework behind Wickedly Branded’s approach.
See how established women entrepreneurs have transformed their brands, clarified their marketing, and created more room for what’s next.
Explore real stories, work, and outcomes from businesses at different stages of evolution.
Practical resources to help you gain insight, take action, and keep evolving without having to figure everything out from scratch.
Find the gap between how you see your brand and how others actually experience it.
Dive into our blog, podcast, and expert thinking to help you make clearer decisions about your brand, visibility, marketing, and what’s next.
Conversations about branding, reinvention, visibility and building what comes next.
Get to know Beverly, the team, our values, and what makes Wickedly Branded® different.
Learn why Beverly built Wickedly Branded® for established women building what comes next.
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After nearly 30 years working with Fortune 500 companies, startups, and hundreds of service-based entrepreneurs, Beverly brings a rare blend of strategic insight, emotional intelligence, and lived experience to every stage.
Her talks leave audiences feeling seen, energized, and equipped with a deeper understanding of what it truly means to evolve from freelancer, operator, or expert into the leader of a legacy-level brand.
Beverly’s talks are built for women who are excellent at the work itself and increasingly aware that the business around that work needs a truer shape. Her audiences often include consultants, creatives, coaches, service providers, and small business owners who have built trusted businesses through care, consistency, and client relationships, then found themselves carrying too many decisions, too much responsibility, and too little space to think ahead.
Her speaking gives language to that season and helps founders see branding as orientation, identity work, perspective work, language work, and business realignment.
Beverly Cornell is the author of Marketing for Entrepreneurs and Wickedly Branded®: Claim Your Voice, Visibility, and Authority in a World Not Built for Women. Wickedly Branded® (October 2026) explores the identity, responsibility, self-trust, and invisible pressure shaping how women build meaningful work.
Beverly joins Aurora Winter on Strategic Basics for a conversation about the ideas behind Wickedly Branded® and what happens when women begin questioning the expectations, identities, and invisible pressures shaping the businesses they’ve built.
You know exactly how much you’ve grown. Your clients, referral partners, and audiences might not. Most established founders carry a clear picture of their expertise, their perspective, and the work they want to be known for, while the people around them are still responding to an earlier version of the brand. That gap rarely announces itself. It shows up as the wrong inquiries, the referral for work you stopped wanting years ago, and the opportunity that went to someone with half your experience.
In this talk, Beverly reveals the gap between how founders see their brand and how others actually experience it, and why it quietly costs them the clients, opportunities, and recognition they have earned. Attendees take the free Brand Magic Lens live in the room, so every person leaves knowing where her own perception gap is and what to do about it next.

Why a brand falls behind the founder who built it

The three places perception gaps hide: your language, your visibility, and your proof

What clients and referral partners notice that founders often miss

Personalized Brand Magic Lens results, taken live during the session

One clear next step to close your gap
Best for: conferences, women’s business events, masterminds, and any audience that wants an interactive session with personal results.
For centuries, wicked was the label for women who did things nobody had authorized them to do. Too ambitious. Too visible. Too sure of what they knew. In this keynote, Beverly takes the word back, and invites every woman in the room to stop editing out the parts of herself that make her recognizable.
Drawing on her book Wickedly Branded: Claim Your Voice, Visibility, and Authority in a World Not Built for Women, and on the stories behind The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Wicked, Beverly shows why so many accomplished women hold back their perspective, why the container they built their business inside was never designed for them, and how to start showing up as someone whose voice is part of the value.

Why the most experienced women often edit themselves the most

The difference between being seen and being truly known

How to recognize the perspective already living inside your work

Why your voice is part of your business strategy

One brave next step for showing your true green
Best for: keynotes, women’s leadership conferences, book events, and International Women’s Day programs.
The better you get at your work, the more your business asks of you. Solve a problem once and it quietly becomes part of your job forever. Beverly calls it capabletivity: the trap created when competence keeps earning you more responsibility. Before long, every question, deadline, and decision lands on the same desk. Yours. And when the founder is running on empty, the brand starts reflecting it: rushed messaging, reactive offers, and a business shaped more by overwhelm than by intention.
In this talk, Beverly names the Tornado of Overwhelm as a normal season in a growing service business, then walks the audience through the four forces that keep it spinning:
Audiences finally get language for why they feel so tired while doing so well, recognize which force is loudest in their own business, and leave knowing exactly where to start lifting the weight.

How overwhelm quietly shapes your brand, your offers, and your messaging

The four forces behind the Tornado, and which one is loudest for you

How to separate useful guidance from inherited pressure

How to define enough before the finish line moves again

One decision, or one should, you can set down this week
Best for: entrepreneurial summits, chamber events, masterminds, and founder retreats. Also available as a half-day workshop with one segment for each force.
A strong brand should fit the person who has to live inside it. Yet many established founders run brands built for an earlier season: an availability model from when every inquiry felt like rent money, offers they would be thrilled never to deliver again, and a calendar where the business always gets first claim. The brand looks successful from the outside while the founder quietly runs out of room inside it.
In this practical session, Beverly shares the tools she uses to redesign a business around the life it is supposed to support. Audiences learn the four ways to answer a request (the automatic yes, the Quick Yes, the Sacred No, and the Scared No), how to own their hours, and how to choose goals that actually belong in this season, so their brand promises match the business they can sustain.

Why a brand that doesn’t fit its founder eventually shows up in the client experience

The difference between a Sacred No and a Scared No, and how to tell them apart

How to protect your best hours for your most valuable work

How ARRIVE goals help you choose the right goals before you plan them

One commitment to fade, so your brand reflects the business you actually want
Best for: workshops, founder retreats, masterminds, and multi-session programs.
At some point, a founder’s brand becomes bigger than her calendar. Her ideas travel without her, her standards shape how clients and teams experience the work, and other women start looking to her for a path forward. The question shifts from “How do I get seen?” to “What do I want to continue because I was here?”
Drawing on the Cowardly Lion, Glinda, and the Wizard, Beverly shows why so much of what passes for authority is roaring, and what calm authority looks like instead. Audiences explore how to build a brand that can grow beyond its founder, why legacy is about continuation more than preservation, and how to pass the magic to the women coming next.

How a personal brand grows into a legacy brand

What calm authority looks like, and why roaring rarely builds trust

How to build a business that delivers value without your constant presence

Why the women coming behind us inherit what we normalize now

One name to write down, and one door to open this week
Best for: women’s leadership conferences, closing keynotes, executive retreats, and legacy-focused masterminds.
The five talks follow the journey of the book, so they can be booked individually or as a series for retreats, masterminds, and multi-session programs.
Dare to Be Wickedly Branded
Is Your Brand Built on Burnout?
A Brand You Can Actually Live Inside
What Your Clients Aren’t Telling You About Your Brand
From Personal Brand to Legacy Brand
Beverly has spent more than 30 years helping businesses shape their marketing, language, and brand presence, and she brings the perspective of a woman who understands the pressure of building something real while still living a real life.
Her work is especially resonant for women who are capable, trusted, and tired of being the only place every decision lands.
Beverly’s talks are practical without becoming formulaic. She helps audiences see what is happening in their business, why it matters, and what can become more workable next.
Wickedly Branded began during Beverly’s years as an Army spouse searching for a career that could move wherever life required. What started as necessity evolved into decades of experience guiding businesses through growth, reinvention, and transformation.
In the early years, she said yes to everything.
Like many women building service businesses, she became the one carrying it all: the strategist, the marketer, the emotional support system, the problem solver.
Eventually, success itself became its own form of pressure.
That experience now shapes the heart of Beverly’s work and speaking:
helping women build businesses that reflect who they have become, not who they had to be to survive earlier seasons.
“Married my husband, an active-duty soldier, and realized my career needed to be mobile.”
“But over time, I discovered something unexpected: a passion for helping people tell their stories.”
“I knew I wasn’t fully aligned with my purpose, and the work I was doing didn’t light me up the way it used to.”
“Slowly but surely, the vision became clear: We aren’t just marketers. We are growth visionaries who help people ignite their magic and spark transformation.”
“We built processes to help purpose-driven entrepreneurs rediscover their ‘why’ and amplify it through authentic branding.”
We went to a talk about branding through storytelling hosted by the Greater Fayetteville Chamber. I own a local insurance agency and I was concerned our story wasn’t coming through our branding and I wanted to learn how to fix it. Beverly and Wickedly Branded not only helped me understand our story better (what we were saying inside the org), but how to better explain it to people outside our organization (what we were saying outside). Her enthusiasm and joy in what she does was inspiring and encouraging and brought home a lot of what she taught with first person experience. After taking her short self examination of our brand, getting clarity on the story we were telling, and coming away with the phrase “you know more than your brand is saying” I now feel so empowered to speak and live out our brand more outwardly.
Just today, I was positioned with a marketing opportunity that would have brought reach… but would they be “OUR people” that our brand is trying to reach? Two weeks ago I would have waffled on this decision. Today, I knew immediately what decision to make because I had clarity on our story, our brand, and how and who we wanted to tell the story to.
Thank you, Beverly and Wickedly Branded! ✨
“Beverly Cornell brought such a thoughtful, grounded presence to Branding and Brunch. She spoke to our community in a way that felt both deeply personal and immediately useful, helping women entrepreneurs see the connection between their brand, their voice, their lived experience, and the business they are growing. Her perspective gave our attendees language for things they had been feeling privately, especially around visibility, identity, and the pressure of being the person everything depends on. Beverly’s conversation stayed with people because it felt real, generous, and rooted in what founders are actually carrying as they build.”
“Beverly Cornell brought warmth, depth, and grounded strategic insight to our FRA 2026 panels. She has a rare ability to speak to the real experience behind entrepreneurship, especially for women who are carrying the work, the decisions, the growth, and the pressure of becoming more visible in their businesses. Beverly helped our audience feel seen while also giving them practical language for brand evolution, identity, messaging, and the next right step in their growth. Her presence on the panel was thoughtful, generous, and deeply relevant to the conversations our community needed to have”
I recently attended 2 Success Luncheons through the Greater Fayetteville Chamber with Beverly as the speaker, and I truly enjoyed it. As someone who grew up watching The Wizard of Oz (and still loves it today), I really appreciated how she used those familiar characters and stories to explain much larger concepts. It made the message easy to visualize, remember, and apply.
Her presentation also reminded me of the Eisenhower Matrix. It kept me focusing on what truly matters instead of constantly reacting to what demands our attention. I left reflecting on my own business, leadership, and personal growth. Beverly is a very relatable woman. She has a wonderful way of making complex ideas feel approachable. Rather than simply telling people what to do, she encourages you to think differently about yourself, your purpose, and the direction you’re headed. I found myself continuing to think about her message long after the luncheon ended, and to me, that’s the mark of a great speaker.
I highly recommend attending one of Beverly’s presentations if you have the opportunity.
“Beverly, founder of Wickedly Branded, is phenomenal. She applied her marketing skills to help our collective of independent authors figure out how to best position ourselves and our books in a very competitive publishing landscape and gave us invaluable insights into navigating everything from leveraging social media to creating compelling and SEO optimized website content to ad buying – all while inspiring us to connect to our creative sides and find the joy and fun in the business aspects of our work. I highly recommend Wickedly Branded for anyone trying to separate themself or their business from the crowd with the added bonus of measurable results. Beverly is full of exciting ideas and has a true gift for bringing out what’s interesting, genuine and unique in her clients.”
“Beverly is insightful, generous and full of creative ideas! I can’t imagine a better guide to getting your marketing message heard, loud and clear.”
“I invited Beverly to speak at a women’s retreat I hosted. She embodies her often used phrase “love what you do.” Beverly opened up and shared with us very personally what her business does, how she started it and how to step into creating a business out of the things we already loved doing. Her approach to personally connecting with these women taught each of us powerful foundations for walking in the business arena. I highly recommend her services, no matter what stage your business is at, because Beverly will hold your dream with you and help you achieve your goals!
“Thank you so much, Beverly, for speaking to our group about book marketing. You are so knowledgable, generous and friendly!”
Beverly speaks about branding, identity, visibility, women founders, service-based business growth, overwhelm, authority positioning, and building a brand that supports real life.
Her talks are best suited for women entrepreneurs, service-based founders, small business owners, creative professionals, masterminds, retreats, and leadership communities.
Yes. Beverly speaks on small business marketing through the lens of brand evolution, voice, identity, visibility, and strategy that founders can actually use.
Yes. Beverly can shape a talk around your event theme, audience stage, and the specific business pressures your community is navigating.
Schedule a speaker fit call to share your event details, audience, date, format, and goals.
Beverly’s talks create relief people can trust.
They give language to identity shifts many experienced women have lived privately for years, while offering grounded strategic perspective for what comes next.
If your audience is navigating growth, reinvention, visibility, leadership, or legacy, this conversation will stay with them long after the event ends.
Beverly Cornell is available for keynotes, workshops, panels, founder retreats, mastermind gatherings, podcast interviews, and facilitated conversations. Each engagement begins with a speaker fit call so Beverly can understand your audience, event theme, and what participants are carrying into the room.
Talks can be shaped around the specific season, questions, and business pressures your community is navigating. In-person or virtual delivery, session length, audience size, and travel arrangements are confirmed during the planning conversation based on the needs of the event.
When you reach out, please share:

Your event date and location

Whether the event is in person or virtual

The audience and expected number of attendees

Your preferred format and session length

The theme or central purpose of the gathering

What you hope participants will understand, recognize, or be ready to do afterward
Beverly will use those details to recommend the talk, format, and direction that can serve your audience most meaningfully.
Exciting News! BC & Associates Marketing is now Wickedly Branded!