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About Robin

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A renowned trainer, speaker, and consultant, Robin’s expertise is in teaching people how to stay calm, professional, and effective — especially during high-stress, high-pressure situations. Robin Rose helps people be their best when it matters most.

For more than three decades, Robin Rose has explored the frontiers of leadership and neuroscience. As a keynote speaker, consultant, and corporate trainer, she has unconditional regard for human beings at work and the stress they can encounter. With a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology, Robin teaches a rare and scientific approach that allows both government agencies and million-dollar companies to work the best with their people. Robin Rose translates brain science into practical and useable information and skills.

Her latest book, “Shifting Gears: A Brain-Based Approach to Engaging Your Best Self”, has been field-tested on over 100,000 people and is packed with tools for clear thinking, improved relationships, and renewed enthusiasm for life.

Robin Rose has trained thousands of professionals who wanted to learn how their brain works, so they could think, act, and communicate at their highest proficiency.

To see Robin in action (video), please go to http://www.robinrose.com


Robin holds a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Lewis & Clark College. After fifteen years as college faculty, she formed her own company and moved into the public, government agency, non-profit, and business sectors. Robin has trained thousands of professionals who wanted to learn how their brain works, so they could think, act, and communicate at their highest proficiency. She has an uncommon ability to make it safe for individuals and groups to learn new ways to work together, build trust, and move forward. Her passion is focused on sharing tools for clear thinking, improved relationships, and renewed enthusiasm for life.

She would want us to build our lives around our joy, not our jobs, and also whistle on our way to work most, If not all, days, and then leave work at work, going home to people and lives we love.