Stephanie Roth

Stephanie Roth is an award-winning author, a popular speaker and seminar leader, and a relationship coach specializing in communication and connection, both oral and written. She teaches people how to speak up and ask for what they want. She also teaches them how to recognize and honor differences in various personality types and how to embrace those differences to get the job done. She is a Certified Radical Honesty™ facilitator, and a certified trainer for Fred Pryor Seminars/CareerTrack. Her thirty years of business experience includes helping emerging businesses write business plans and help them develop new business and marketing strategies. She has written user manuals and other documents for companies ranging from the US Army to Lucent Technologies. She has worked with entrepreneurs and industries including the military, school districts, telecommunications, the ski industry, HR, high tech, and accounting and personnel.

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Courses:
Written and Oral Communication
Radical Honesty in the Workplace (aka Conflict Resolution and Mediation)
Managing Stress and Controlling Emotions in the Workplace
Coaching Skills for Managers
Dealing with Difficult People
Social Networking for Exposure and Profit

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What people say about Stephanie Roth:

• “This training was well worth my time and the State’s money! Anyone working in this profession should attend this training.” —Tina Flynn, Indiana Girls’ School
• “Relevant to any program. The realistic expectations for delivery of services and response of our clients was refreshing. Honest, real expectations.” —Jeff Bennett, Ohio Department of Youth Services
• “It was a fun, enlightening experience. You cleared out the cobwebs of sitting and listening to information for the past two days [in this conference]. It is the way I love to learn.” —NJDA workshop participant
• “It is often difficult to manage a group of articulate out-spoken people. Stephanie did a good job.” —Margaret Gordon, Indiana Girls’ School
• “The best workshop I’ve been to the entire conference.” —Gary Lampkin, YEAR Program