Roxanne Bruce
DrBA
ME, USWe are all connected in life through food and through the experience of living. In my speaking events, I focus on helping individuals use creative thinking, games, and authenticity to build connections. Showing by example that a life with disability is still a life worth living.
Dr. Roxanne Bruce is a multifaceted business strategist, researcher, and educator with a passion for driving growth in small businesses. With a Doctor of Business Administration from Capella University, she uses her specialized experience with agriculture, food, gaming, and communication to bridge gaps and help create connections. She brings a wealth of hands-on experience in business operations, digital marketing, course planning, and sustainable agriculture. Her diverse background spans from academic instruction at the University of Maine Presque Isle to leading community health and sustainability lectures for organizations like the Maine CDC.
Beyond her entrepreneurial and academic pursuits, Dr. Bruce is a prolific writer and advocate whose work has been featured in publications such as Physician Outlook Magazine and ACRES USA. Her book, My Best Day Journal is recognized by the National MS Society for its help in building lines of communication between physicians and patients. Her commitment to community development is evidenced by her leadership roles, including serving as Vice President of Operations for the American College of Healthcare Trustees and her extensive work supporting veterans and patients with Multiple Sclerosis. Whether she is teaching intermediate business computing or mentoring doctoral candidates, Dr. Bruce is dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations with the tools they need to succeed in an ever-evolving marketplace.
Dr. Roxanne Bruce is a multifaceted business strategist, researcher, and educator with a passion for driving growth in small businesses. With a Doctor of Business Administration from Capella University, she uses her specialized experience with agriculture, food, gaming, and communication to bridge gaps and help create connections. She brings a wealth of hands-on experience in business operations, digital marketing, course planning, and sustainable agriculture. Her diverse background spans from academic instruction at the University of Maine Presque Isle to leading community health and sustainability lectures for organizations like the Maine CDC.
Beyond her entrepreneurial and academic pursuits, Dr. Bruce is a prolific writer and advocate whose work has been featured in publications such as Physician Outlook Magazine and ACRES USA. Her book, My Best Day Journal is recognized by the National MS Society for its help in building lines of communication between physicians and patients. Her commitment to community development is evidenced by her leadership roles, including serving as Vice President of Operations for the American College of Healthcare Trustees and her extensive work supporting veterans and patients with Multiple Sclerosis. Whether she is teaching intermediate business computing or mentoring doctoral candidates, Dr. Bruce is dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations with the tools they need to succeed in an ever-evolving marketplace.
You Can - Only if you Believe you can
Format: Keynote
This program is perfect for:
- Employees who are facing difficult working environments
- Individuals living with chronic illness
- Employees who need to use creative thinking to solve problems
The audience will leave with:
- An understanding of how to think creatively.
- The knowledge that every situation has multiple...
