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Rev Claire Middleton |
| Rev Claire Middleton is the founder and minister of Northwest Charlotte Church of Religious Science dba Center for Spiritual Living COLORS in Charlotte, NC. She received her bachelors in Biology from Central State University, Xenia, Ohio, her Masters in Urban Education from Brooklyn College, Brooklyn , N.Y. and her Ministerial license in 2001 from the International Center for Spiritual Living known as Religious Science International. Rev says, ”Being a part of the spirituality movement that can make your life and the planet a better place is exciting. I love what I do”. Her website is www.1colors.org. | |
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Marlena Field, PCC, CPCC |
| Marlena Field is a Professional Certified Coach. She has always been fascinated by all aspects that create meaningful and sustainable change. As an expert in using the body as a resource for change, Marlena created a body-centered coaching method, wrote a book and created CDs of live coaching demonstrations. She teaches a tele-training series and leads 3 day in-person retreats. Her techniques combine mindfulness and the body’s wisdom for the purpose of integrating body, mind and spirit. These help coaches and other helping professionals assist clients to access body information that creates a greater depth of insight, self-awareness and self-acceptance. She has expanded her body-centered coaching skills to include the embodiment of an abundant mindset. She recently completed a journal titled “Being Abundant: a guidebook for your journey”. Her websites are www.BodyMindSpiritCoaching.com and www.ReflectivePresence.com | |
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Elaine Gaither RN,BSN,HSMI |
| Elaine Gaither graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing Indiana University in 1982 and received her certifications in Coaching – Education in 2001. She has also received a Certification in Circle of Life Group Coaching and Certification as a Holistic Stress Management Instructor. She has been coaching for 6 years, has 6 years of experience in Adolescent Psychiatric nursing at St. Vincent Stress Center, Indianapolis, and 5 years as a Youth Minister. However, she finds her most rewarding role to be a Mom to her two sons ages 21 and 26. | |
| She developed the 7 Steps to Peace of Mind Parenting as a result of raising her sons. | |
| To say that I come from a “been there done that” perspective is an understatement. I learned that there were no magic wands, Pixie dust, or, quick fixes. Parenting takes patience! The following 7 steps to Peace of Mind Parenting guided me to awareness, being truly present for my family, and became a model for family values. | |
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| Her websites is www.yourparentpartner.com | |
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Kim Gray
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| Kim Gray of Emerging Virtual Assistance has been providing business development support to coaches and virtual assistants. Her philosophy centers on the concept that there is only a few ideal customers for us all. Therefore, she sees no harm in reaching out to help and promote those whom she serves. Kim has been an administrative professional for over 30 years and a professional virtual assistant since 2007. She is a member of the IAAP, NAWBO, Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce, Women’s Center of Fayetteville, and WECAI. She has launched a business development program called the VA Inner Circle which hosts her weekly teleseminar “Change Your Mindset, Find Your Voice”. Her podcast radio show can be found on iTunes and features interviews and tips on how to transition with style and grace through life’s changes in your business. Her joint venture with The Coaches Console has allowed her to match certified virtual assistants with coaches who need assistance moving their business forward. You can learn more by visiting her websites: www.emergingva.com and www.iwant2beava.com/wordpress. Kim can also be reached at kimgray@emergingva.com . | |
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Mary Scott
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| As a certified professional coach, Mary is healing corporate America one leader at a time. She helps clients crystallize their vision; tap their potential; elevate their leadership; and achieve goals beyond their expectations. Ideal clients are leaders at all levels who want to stretch their boundaries. Mary provides calm, confidential space for clients to open up about what is most important to them and receive candid, supportive feedback that leads to achieving meaningful goals. Mary is the author of “111 ways to streamline your time” with Microsoft® Outlook® 2007 and 2003 (February 2010). She coaches and trains how to use Outlook more effectively using her clients’ favorite tips, techniques and strategies. Mary works with clients at Darden, Siemens, Community Foundation of Central Florida, AAA, and many other high caliber companies. She is a feedback coach for Embracing Leadership Excellence at Crummer Graduate School of Business, Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. She also mentors leaders in WOMEN Unlimited, Inc. Mary facilitates the Network of the Top 50 Companies for Working Families in Central Florida, which she founded in 1997. During 18 years in Human Resources management at Orlando Sentinel Communications (publisher of Orlando Sentinel newspaper), Mary improved company-wide communication, introduced work life programs, oversaw retention and employment and much more. Strong listening skills enabled her to successfully coach many to overcome challenges. Mary holds a Masters degree in Corporate Communication & Technology and Bachelors degree in Organizational Communication from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. Her web site is www.executivecoach-outlook.com |
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