Liz Bentley
Liz Bentley is the founder of Liz Bentley Associates, a consulting firm specializing in leadership development programs for both individuals and companies. Drawing upon her background in psychology, 10 years of experience in sales and management, and a lifetime of experience in competitive sports, Liz has a unique appreciation of mindset and the power it has to change patterns of behavior. To her presentations, seminars, and one-on-one coaching, she brings her own experience and insights and combines this with the most current research on how people perform best.
Liz works with high-level corporate executives and entrepreneurs within companies of all sizes. Recent clients include PricewaterhouseCoopers, Wells Fargo, IBM, Hearst Magazines, Sotheby's International Realty, KORG-World Leader of Musical Instruments, Stryker, Pitney Bowes, and Ernst & Young. Liz received her coach training from the New York University Certificate in Organizational and Executive Coaching program, and the David Rock Results Coaching System. She received her BA in Psychology from the University of Virginia.
Prior to coaching, Liz worked in advertising sales for Condé Nast Publications and CBS Network. She has also been a competitive athlete her whole life. She played Division I Soccer and Lacrosse at the University of Virginia. She taught skiing at Aspen Highlands in Aspen Colorado, has run the NYC Marathon twice, and currently plays competitive platform tennis, tennis and ice hockey.
Liz Bentley is the founder of Liz Bentley Associates, a consulting firm specializing in leadership development programs for both individuals and companies. Drawing upon her background in psychology, 10 years of experience in sales and management, and a lifetime of experience in competitive sports, Liz has a unique appreciation of mindset and the power it has to change patterns of behavior. To her presentations, seminars, and one-on-one coaching, she brings her own experience and insights and combines this with the most current research on how people perform best.
Liz works with high-level corporate executives and entrepreneurs within companies of all sizes. Recent clients include PricewaterhouseCoopers, Wells Fargo, IBM, Hearst Magazines, Sotheby's International Realty, KORG-World Leader of Musical Instruments, Stryker, Pitney Bowes, and Ernst & Young. Liz received her coach training from the New York University Certificate in Organizational and Executive Coaching program, and the David Rock Results Coaching System. She received her BA in Psychology from the University of Virginia.
Prior to coaching, Liz worked in advertising sales for Condé Nast Publications and CBS Network. She has also been a competitive athlete her whole life. She played Division I Soccer and Lacrosse at the University of Virginia. She taught skiing at Aspen Highlands in Aspen Colorado, has run the NYC Marathon twice, and currently plays competitive platform tennis, tennis and ice hockey.
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Millennial Bootcamp for Managers
As they enter the workforce, the Millennial generation is struggling in how they adapt to workplace culture and connect with their managers. While they have tremendous potential, both realities and misconceptions may be derailing their productivity. This interactive program will teach managers how to unlock these barriers, accelerate their learning curve and provide them with the skills and support they desire.
What We'll...
Lessons from the Legends: What Extraordinary Athletes Can Teach Us About Failure & Success
How you show up mentally every day has a major influence on the outcome of your results. This engaging talk will use great sports stories as a jumping off point and translate these lessons to the corporate world.
What We'll Cover:
We will share strategies to develop and maintain a mindset that drives individual and organizational success.
- The Greatest Winners Are the Best Losers. Be graceful in your losses, avoid the blame game and...
