Linda Price, Ronin Enterprises
2003 Outstanding Women's Advocate

Linda is President of Ronin Enterprises and an executive coach, learning practitioner and organizational change expert. Her expertise is dedicated to building competitive advantage for her corporate clients.

With over 25 years of experience, she unites her solid understanding of management issues and human resource development with a systemic approach to business transformation.

At Ronin, she coaches corporate executives and creates learning programs that produce powerful personal and organizational results targeted to business strategy.

In its 20th year, Ronin continues to be a unique consulting entity with clients worldwide. Clients include: Citibank, IBM, Eli Lilly, TIAA-CREF, Alcoa, Boeing, Armstrong Industries, Chase and Shell Oil as well as small and medium sized entrepreneurial firms.

Linda's commitment to changing the conversations of business keeps her involved in:

• Designing executive development programs and coaching executives
• Developing sales and leadership programs that produce bottom-line results
• Building client teams to enhance organizational productivity
• Working with key executives to articulate the organization's mission and vision
• Advising clients on best practices and brainstorming with clients

Linda earned an M.S. in Human Resources from Fordham University. Linda is currently a professor at the University of Phoenix. She served on the boards of WBENC and the WPEO. She was chosen to represent the United States as part of a delegation touring the People's Republic of China to exchange management practices between the countries. She is a frequent public speaker, was featured in a BusinessWeek cover story as an innovative entrepreneur, and appears in Who's Who Worldwide.