Liz Ashe
M.Ed.
ME, USLiz Ashe has educated, energized and entertained audiences for over 25 years. She delivers fun, highly content-filled seminars and her enthusiasm, vitality and humor sustains momentum and builds audience rapport. Passionate about helping others, Liz offers fresh insights based on real-life personal experiences. She has been a keynote speaker and seminar leader for many organizations and professional associations at state, regional and national meetings and conventions. Liz has also written for several publications and has a collection of essays entitled, The Web of Life - How do Deal with all the Sticky Stuff. Liz was a guest on three different television stations, speaking about road rage, parenting skills, attitude, and stress. Most recently she was interviewed regarding preparing for the Holidays, on Senior Spectrum's Mature Life Stylesprogram. Liz is a member of the National Speaker's Association and New England chapter. For four years she served on the board in various positions including Vice President of Professional Development. She was chosen "1997 Chapter Member of the Year." Liz, for fourteen years, was a popular part-time instructor for the University of Maine Conferences and Continuing Education Division. She presented seminars in the Supervisor Certificate Program. Formerly Director of Training for AffiliatedEAP Liz she provided programs to numerous organizations with audiences ranging from union and non-union laborers to executive leaders. She was the author of the EAP bimonthly publication " Of Interest." Liz received her Master of Education and Bachelor of Arts degrees at the University of Maine. Past president Bangor Community Theater, Liz dances and performs in local community musicals, clog dances, collects antiques, is an amateur, ribbon winning photographer and enjoys metal detecting, kayaking, skiing, and boating with her family and friends.
Liz Ashe has educated, energized and entertained audiences for over 25 years. She delivers fun, highly content-filled seminars and her enthusiasm, vitality and humor sustains momentum and builds audience rapport. Passionate about helping others, Liz offers fresh insights based on real-life personal experiences. She has been a keynote speaker and seminar leader for many organizations and professional associations at state, regional and national meetings and conventions. Liz has also written for several publications and has a collection of essays entitled, The Web of Life - How do Deal with all the Sticky Stuff. Liz was a guest on three different television stations, speaking about road rage, parenting skills, attitude, and stress. Most recently she was interviewed regarding preparing for the Holidays, on Senior Spectrum's Mature Life Stylesprogram. Liz is a member of the National Speaker's Association and New England chapter. For four years she served on the board in various positions including Vice President of Professional Development. She was chosen "1997 Chapter Member of the Year." Liz, for fourteen years, was a popular part-time instructor for the University of Maine Conferences and Continuing Education Division. She presented seminars in the Supervisor Certificate Program. Formerly Director of Training for AffiliatedEAP Liz she provided programs to numerous organizations with audiences ranging from union and non-union laborers to executive leaders. She was the author of the EAP bimonthly publication " Of Interest." Liz received her Master of Education and Bachelor of Arts degrees at the University of Maine. Past president Bangor Community Theater, Liz dances and performs in local community musicals, clog dances, collects antiques, is an amateur, ribbon winning photographer and enjoys metal detecting, kayaking, skiing, and boating with her family and friends.
