Becky Davis – Life Coach Nominee
Leadership Transformation Coach Becky Davis works with small business owners on business growth though effective leadership. Becky helps small businesses stay up after they have started up. Between startup and sustainable there is a gap and she focuses her time and attention in helping to feel the growth gap where small businesses fail.
Becky has over 20 years leadership and business building experience. She was the turnaround queen in her former role as a regional vice president for Luxottica, a fortune 500 company and the largest optical company in the world, (Lenscrafters, Pearle Vision, Sunglass Hut, Sears and Target Optical) managing 12 regional directors and over 200 locations. She was responsible for over $45 millions in sales. Becky was frequently assigned to the worst performing groups to turnaround performance and grow profits which is where she learned and acquired the skills she now teaches to small business owners.
She is the President of MVPwork LLC, a consulting and executive coaching firm for small businesses and entrepreneurs, and the Founder of Leading In High Heels (Heels is an acronym – Healing, Elevating, Entrusting Love to Sisters) a non-profit business that provides leadership workshops to professional women who donate their shoes which are given to women of domestic violence and abuse.
She is the author of The Leadership Transformation Blueprint book and workbook, 10 Things Managers Should Know That Employees Hate, Help Yourself, and her latest book is The P Factor: If You Want Profits, Productivity or Promotions Make Purpose and People a Priority.
She is the Career Coach and Expect the Best article writer for Hope for Women Magazine. She has been featured in several magazines including The Network Journal Black Professionals and Small Business News.
Becky is a workshop leader, seminar trainer and speaker for events that focus on small businesses and entrepreneur success.
Becky was also selected as a Powerful Women of Influence by The Chat Kafe Radio Show along with Former Mayor of Atlanta Shirley Franklin, Actess/Director Jasmine Guy, Best Selling Author/ Speaker Valorie Burton, and CNN journalist Soledad O’Brien.
