Dana Bristol-Smith
Founder/President
Speak for Success
Whether you are on a stage, or in a boardroom, Dana will help you speak for success.
Since 2001, Dana has worked with leaders at some of Southern California’s top companies to help them look and sound their best. Mail Boxes Etc. Gen-Probe, Qualcomm, Mission Federal Credit Union, elected officials and technical experts have benefitted from her expertise as their presentations and speech coach. Dana helps her clients connect to their audiences by bringing out their most engaging qualities. |
Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, APR, MS
President
Falcon Valley Group
Position yourself for success using Gayle’s expertise.
Gayle is an award-winning broadcaster turned public relations strategist. She advises a wide variety of clients how to craft key messaging that targets the right audience at the right time with the right message to build powerful branding and achieve their goals and objectives. Gayle can train anyone to effectively use traditional and modern media channels to communicate by helping them understand how media works, and how to play by their rules and win. |
Eric Kaufmann
President
Insights4Results
Leverage your look and sound with leadership insights for results.
Eric Kaufmann draws on over 4000 hours of facilitating senior executives and
teams in established companies to become better leaders who make better
decisions and achieve better results.
Eric engages with driven, courageous, and open minded leaders to enhance
their leadership excellence: being strategic and focused, while maximizing
profitability, building community, enhancing execution, and establishing
accountability. |
Beth Thorp, AICI, CIP, CMB
President
Powerful Impressions
Beth will sharpen, polish, and style you for success!
Beth is a sought-after corporate image trainer, personal stylist, business etiquette, and civility advisor. She has been consulting and working with companies and individuals since 1985. Beth’s talents lie in helping craft the power image for each of her clients. She can help a new executive build a wardrobe through personal shopping, or speak to the entire sales team to polish their business etiquette. |
