Who is Dr. Reesa Woolf?
Some people see the world differently.
They write their own rules. They stand out by embracing what makes them unique.
Dr. Reesa Woolf is one of those people. A renowned expert in Public Speaking and Presentation Skills, this TED Talk Trainer quickly leads professionals from nervous to confident public speaking
She isn't just a teacher; she's a visionary who has dedicated her life to helping others speak to open up their best careers.
Her work at the United Nations and with Fortune 500 companies around the world speaks for itself. But what truly sets her apart is her singular ability to fix public speaking fear - an achievement born from a lifetime of focused curiosity and a deep understanding of human potential.
She's not just helping people give a great speech. She's helping them become the person they were meant to be.
About Reesa
For Reesa Woolf, a fascinating life and a professional calling are not separate journeys—they are one and the same. Her unconventional background provides a unique perspective, one that informs her work every single day.
Her passion for helping others reach their goals is rooted in her family's own history as immigrants.
She has mentored C-Suite leaders, executives, and business owners for two decades, empowering them to become more influential and inspiring communicators.
Woolf's specialized training has allowed her to demystify and eliminate the fear of public speaking, helping hundreds of professionals, including many introverts, to become confident, compelling speakers.
Her work extends to helping technical experts be more succinct and sales professionals to close more deals, with a special focus on assisting ESL professionals with their communication skills.
Her ideas are laid out in a simple, step-by-step guide, Mr. Bear Speaks Without Fear, a comprehensive guide to mastering professional presence.
Her personal journey
Reesa Woolf’s story is not just about her professional achievements, but about a life lived with a relentless curiosity and a passion for connection.
She has had conversations with George Lucas before Star Wars and was an extra in the Barry Levinson film Diner.
For three months, she had lunch daily in the former headquarters of Benito Mussolini while teaching public speaking at the United Nations in Rome.
She knew Hunter S. Thompson and studied mindfulness with Richard Alpert (Ram Dass) after he published Be Here Now.
An avowed introvert, her ability to command a room surprises most people—proving that anyone can become a powerful speaker.
She has traveled the world for her hobbies, from exploring Bulgaria and Yugoslavia for ethnic dance to seeing 53 of the world's known Fabergé Eggs.
Amazingly, she has achieved her lifelong goal of self-actualization, checking off everything on her bucket list.
