Libby Connolly Alexander

Distinguished Executive, Board Director & Published Author
Libby Connolly Alexander - Amazon.com Best Selling Author

With experience and knowledge based on 30 years of lessons learned growing and scaling an organization from $5 million to $5 billion, Libby helps businesses “Figure It Out”.

Elizabeth (Libby) Connolly Alexander personifies the true meaning of the “American Dream.” Over the course of 30 years, Libby along with her brother and husband built a nearly $5 billion business, Connolly, Inc., from the ground up. As Connolly, Inc.’s former CEO, Libby reflects in her recent book– Figuring It Out: A Memoir About Connolly, Inc.’s Journey To The Top— on how incredibly a business can be transformed by “figuring it out” along the way.

Leveraging her unparalleled skills, Libby has compiled a comprehensive guide for others to build a successful future based on significant lessons learned in growing a business. Discussing risk-taking, instinctive decision-making, strategy, leadership, culture, legacy, and the ability to adapt to change, Libby shares the fundamental experiences that can ultimately guide and grow a multi-billion-dollar company.

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About Libby

Having dedicated her 30+ year career to the rise of Cotiviti, formerly Connolly, Inc., Libby’s experience encompasses an impressive reach — resulting in expertise gained through several executive leadership positions.

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About Figuring it out

In Libby’s book, she chronicles the pivotal lessons learned throughout the 30-year astronomical growth of the Connolly business — all by “figuring it out” along the way. Throughout each chapter, Libby shares significant aspects of the company’s growth and how different factors ultimately contributed to its success.

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Reviews for Figuring it out

  • "An American success story"
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  • "An impressive memoir about an impressive woman and her company"
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