“Growing up, I was always accused of talking too
much and all I wanted to do was teach. When I
presented my first seminar, I remember looking up
and saying ‘So this is why You put me on earth.’ At
that moment I knew I had found my calling and that
I had a responsibility to use my God-given talent to
educate and enlighten others.”
Liz
much and all I wanted to do was teach. When I
presented my first seminar, I remember looking up
and saying ‘So this is why You put me on earth.’ At
that moment I knew I had found my calling and that
I had a responsibility to use my God-given talent to
educate and enlighten others.”
Liz
| About Liz |
Liz has been a keynote speaker and seminar leader for many organizations and professional associations at state, regional and national meetings and conventions. She has written for several publications and is the author of a collection of essays entitled, The Web of Life – How to Deal with the Sticky Stuff. Liz was a guest on three different television stations, speaking about road rage, parenting skills, attitude, and stress. Most recently she was interviewed regarding preparing for the Holidays and Tips to Avoid Holiday Stress, on Senior Spectrum’s Mature Life Styles program. Liz is a native of Bangor Maine. As a child, she had her own "classroom" chalk board and she taught school to imaginary students. When not outdoors playing sports with the "guys" or enjoying the woods and critters, she loved to write poetry and short stories. Liz won her first speech contest in eighth grade and went on to win two gold medals at the University of Maine her senior year in high school. Active in drama, she played a lead role in the High School production of "Charlie's Aunt" and to this day, dances and performs in local community musicals. She is past president and current board member of the Bangor Community Theater. Liz is a member of the National Speaker’s Association and the New England chapter. For four years she served on the New England board in various positions including Vice President of Professional Development and was chosen “1997 Chapter Member of the Year.” Liz, for fourteen years, was a popular part-time instructor for the University of Maine Conferences and Continuing Education Division. She presented seminars in the Supervisor Certificate Program. She specializes in leadership, customer service, team building and personal enrichment. Currently Director of Training for Affiliated Healthcare Systems (AHS) of Maine, Liz develops and conducts seminars for their Employee Assistance Program and is the author of the EAP bimonthly publication “Of Interest.” In this capacity she provides programs to over 130 organizations with audiences ranging from union and non-union laborers to executive leaders.
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| Liz Ashe, M.Ed. 90 Wiley Street Bangor, Maine 04401 LizAshe@aol.com 207-942-0000 |
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