January 2025 Member Spotlight
Lonnalee Anderson, Ridgewood Fractional Recruiting
Lonnalee Anderson, Ridgewood Fractional Recruiting
Topic: Public Speaking – Foundational approach focusing on tips for confidence and delivery.
Bailey Massey, the founder of Bailey Massey Global and Speech Therapy CO, brings over 15 years of expertise in speech therapy, speech and communication training, accent and dialect coaching, and corporate communication enhancement. With a Bachelor’s degree in Speech and Hearing Science and Psychology, and a Master’s in Communication Disorders, Bailey’s comprehensive education and hands-on experience across industries enable a personalized and effective coaching approach. She excels in tailoring interactive training to meet the unique needs of organizations and professionals, focusing on areas like effective communication, speech clarity, voice control, public speaking, and leadership through research-based methods designed to achieve improvements in communication skills and foster successful professional and organizational growth.
Eric Walters, Summit Hill Wealth Management
Davidson began her career as an Air Force pilot and was the first woman to fly the USAF’s tactical C-130. She went on to serve multiple roles as a civilian official in the Pentagon, finishing that chapter as the 32nd Undersecretary of the U.S. Navy. In this talk, she will discuss leadership lessons from her diverse career as an Air Force pilot and a senior Pentagon official and how these lessons inform her current role as president of a large public university.”
Kris Jensen, Jensen Technology Group
Deep entrepreneurial and technology experience helping companies from mid-sized to major corporations apply business technology that saves millions or opens new markets.
Specialties: Entrepreneur, founder of Inc 500 company providing IT consulting and software solutions across U.S. and Canada.
Scott is passionate about giving back to the community and supports many causes. Most prominent among these are the Foundation Fighting Blindness, the Blind Institute of Technology, and the Colorado Technology Association. He co-founded the Microsoft Scramble for Sight in 2001 and has raised over $3M for the FFB to cure blindness. Learn more at ScrambleforSight.org.
Paul Heffner, Finance Pals
Cindy Gomerdinger, Aprio
Topic: High Fee Sales: How to Land Better Clients, Bigger Deals and Higher Fees
Speaker: David Newman, Do It! Marketing
In this fast-paced session, you are getting:
About the Speaker:
David Newman is the author of the business bestsellers “Do It! Marketing” and “Do It! Selling.” He’s the founder of the Do It! MBA mentoring program and the host of The Selling Show, a top-rated business podcast with over 400 episodes. He counts 44 of the Fortune 500 among his clients and audiences. David helps small business owners and professional services firms grow their revenues by 50%-500% in less than 15 months. Nothing makes David happier than client results. (Well, maybe puppies – but that’s it!)
Ethan is a brand strategist and marketing expert who has spent 20 years doing award-winning brand strategy, advertising, and market research for some of the world’s biggest brands.
A scientist by training but a marketer by trade, he’s the missing link between science and creativity.
His career includes roles as Insight Manager at Radar Research, Planning Director at 72andSunny, Group Strategy Director at Crispin Porter Bogusky, and Vice President of Insight & Strategy at the Integer Group.
He’s done ethnographies in Tokyo and statistics in Matlab. He’s developed promotions scorecards and shopper marketing design principles. He’s helped launch razors and position new lines of women’s clothes. And he’s presented on the science of marketing internationally, including SXSW and TED.
Ethan’s first life was studying urban ecology. He earned a PhD at the University of New Mexico under a National Science Foundation grant for complexity theory in biology.
He studied human evolution and urban metabolism, and he used computational models to explore patterns of urbanization. His papers continue to be cited today.
Only his friends call him Doctor Decker.
And only in jest.