Experienced and collaborative with a seasoned ability to analyze and solve “people” problems, Elizabeth Barrett brings over 50 years of experience as a senior leader within the education sector. From her role as teacher, administrator, national award winner, and international education consultant to her ability to develop “people” success programs, she has been able to help institutions and companies find and hire the best talent, retain those valued employees, and save time and dollars implementing employee and program change initiatives.
Currently working as a sales consultant and marketing researcher at American Business Branding, Elizabeth has been able to apply the lessons of data driven decision making, perception of mission and program, marketing your message and services, and employee recognition to the environment of business marketing. Whether your organization needs a new brand identity, seeks to better reflect your existing customer experience or is changing and needs to recruit, recognize, and retain staff, she is standing by to assist. Branding, she says, is more than external marketing. The right image is the right story with the right results.
Elizabeth began her teaching career in the Midwest, rapidly rising through the ranks to become the district lead. In 1991, she was recognized as the National Christa McAuliffe Educator- considered the Nobel Prize of teaching. As a result of that recognition, she was named to the congressional panel to establish internet (E Rate) connectivity to schools and libraries across the nation, IBM’s Education Advisory Board, Apple’s Education Board, CNN’s Advisory Board, and The Review Team for The U.S. Distance Learning Association. Her “local” career quickly took on a larger perspective as other schools, districts, states, and countries sought her help to “market” their own change based on demonstrable data, cost effective plans, and people initiatives.
After retirement, Elizabeth was approached by ABB to help continue the company growth while retaining that established focus on customer service and fair pricing.
When not focused on ABB’s customer satisfaction, Elizabeth is all about gardening, kids and learning, dog fur, and the softness of a horse’s nose.