Testimonials

"Rachel is a unique combination of experience, professionalism, authenticity, and humor. I have never seen a speaker who can light up an audience, the media or a journalist, connect with them and motivate them the way that Rachel does. She is one in a million."

— Diane Terman, Diane Terman Public Relations

"Rachel is a very captivating speaker with a practical and compelling message. Her stories of the road she has traveled are inspiring, uplifting and funny. Highly recommended for any type of event."

— Marci Rick Dawood, BlueTree Capital

"Rachel is knowledgeable, enthusiastic, empathetic and very funny! She approaches this with the natural skills and energy of a great teacher as well as an astute marketer and business manager."

— Ann Huser, Fairleigh Dickinson University

"Rachel masterfully illuminated trends affecting women, their needs and the challenges of creating companies who want to serve them. She has a great ability to deliver content and engage in audience conversation with ease."

— Heidi Beatty, Crown Abbey

"Rachel is a fantastic and dynamic speaker. She knows her stuff about creating, and then growing a business and has wonderful and witty stories to share. College students really relate to Rachel because she is so down-to-earth and real."

— Sharon Waters, Montclair State University

"I have been in the business of building direct-to-consumer businesses for decades. Rachel can 'pump up' the troops, get them focused, get them laughing and get things done!"

— Fern Lee, THOR Associates

"Rachel has been a critical growth engine for my business. She has a knack for building relationships, energizing people and 'getting stuff done.' I will never forget the reaction she elicited at The Harvard Club in NYC."

— Trish Rubin, Trish Rubin Ltd.

"Rachel is a superstar Duke alum who served on our Innovation & Entrepreneurship Task Force, is a favorite speaker about entrepreneurship and women in leadership, voted the best speaker in the Duke in Silicon Valley program."

— Kimberly Jenkins, Duke in Silicon Valley