Rosalinda Ramirez-Yrizarry
Personal Consultant
- 7th Direction
Professional Information
Rosalinda
Ramirez-Yrizarry
Personal Consultant
7th Direction
Consulting
Education, Honors & Awards
UK Louvain, Belgium
PhD, Social Psychology: Impact of Culture, Politics, Economics, and Religion on Ethical Development - UK Louvain, Belgium
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Quality of Life Award, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012; Platinum Sales Award, 2007; United States Presidential Entrepreneurial Award, 2007; Metropolitan Who's Who, 2006; State of California Senate Recognition, 2004; Outstanding Leadership as Chair of the Board, 2002; Outstanding Intercultural Leadership, 1995; Outstanding Georgia Citizen, 1993; Earned 1st Responder Recognition with the American Red Cross in the 2006 Olympics.
Personal Information
United States
Georgia
Lithonia
National Hispanic Medical Association; United Way Volunteer Involvement Program; Georgia Wildlife Rescue Association; American Bar Association; National Association of Professional Women; Georgia Association of Volunteer Wildlife Reserve
Rehabbing abused or traumatized animals; Grows herbs and makes herbal products;
Since my focus had been on people and not industry, I have successfully coached over 1,300 individuals into a personal or professionally healthier life. I have trained and coached across all industries on three continents. I would now like to make this available to the common individual.
More than 25 years
Personal Development is my focus.
Soft skills, leadership development, intercultural skills, presentation skills, public speaking skills.
Creative, detail-focused and energetic with demonstrated success in designing, developing, and aligning training strategies with specific business needs, and closely monitoring effectiveness. Well-versed in concepts and practices related to adult learning, instructional design and development, workshop facilitation, curriculum development, and performance measurement. Proven expertise in data gathering and analysis, volunteer recruitment and development, change management, mentoring, human resources optimization, and team/project leadership. Adept at connecting with, educating, influencing and managing people from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
Rosalinda is also a part of the Metropolitan Who's Who Registry. She also volunteers with United Way to train board members in ethics and cultural diversity so that they can use their skills for non-profit boards.
She has written a number of articles about counseling, community health organizing, activism in Italy, substance abuse, the role of culture, and public health.
Personal and Professional Coaching
Intercultural Relations