Deborah Rose
Coach and
Public Orator

Having grown up to believe she should be wife and mother, Deborah found herself amazingly running her own consulting business in her early 20’s.  She has successfully been in business since then, owning a marketing company, two bail bond companies, a private investigation business  and helping many others jump start small businesses while advising clients on a variety of subjects that covered a larger arena than just “background checks and surveillance”. 

Deborah’s common sense, practicality and uninhibited imagination, supported by a very strong work ethic has made her invaluable as a problem solver and trouble shooter.  By accident, through her volunteer efforts, she later discovered she was a public speaker and teacher and added these talents to her portfolio, along with information about mental illness, and techniques that apply to all on how to better care for family members, handle personal crisis and what to do to be a successful advocate for anyone who is overlooked or discriminated against by our political or medical system.

All of Deborah’s presentations and “sharings” as she likes to call them are based upon her tried and true system – doing it and living it.  You will not get any text book lectures but real life stories and good, common sense information that you can take home and use or incorporate into your business as policy and procedure. 

Deborah refused a full scholarship to college, only to marry and then became the youngest female manager of the home improvement chain by the age of 21.  She later owned two businesses, was a mother and was widowed by the age of 25.   She now has two wonderful children who both have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and has many other personal stories that will eventually be put in a new book.

Deborah is a published author and has been featured in professional newsletters and publications such as TALI, NAMI and the PI Magazine.  Her books can be found at http://www.celtwolfe.com.

For more information, please contact Deborah at dcr@deborahrose.com.