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Despite unprecedented success in executive leadership, women continue to experience the phenomenon of feeling silenced as they lead. Carrie Lynn Arnold identifies the biases in the history of quieting female voices that continue to prevent women from achieving truly effective leadership, and offers strategies for overcoming the silencing.