Dr. Roxanne Reeves, the “Accidental” Doctor, is motivated by an unwavering desire to help people embrace and navigate doorways of opportunity for their team, their company, and themselves using mentorship.

In addition to her accomplishments as an internationally recognized, award-winning research, former first lady, author, and university professor, Roxanne is a popular guest speaker at national and international seminars, conferences, and retreats.

Her passion for mentorship has been driven by her direct experience with stigma and learning disabilities. In fact, most all of Dr. Reeves’ success worth celebrating were victories hard earned and achieved due to dynamic relationships with mentors. From Her passion for mentorship has been driven

by her direct experience with stigma and learning disabilities. In fact, most all of Dr. Reeves’ success worth celebrating were victories hard earned and achieved due to dynamic relationships with mentors. From you will come to know she is a friendly critic of mentoring and thought leader in her field. The unlimited power of mentorship can be utilized as a catalyst for the change you are seeking for your team, your company, or yourself.

I love working with growth-oriented individuals to figure out what’s next and how to get there. As a mentor strategist, I specialize in helping people find their zone of genius and remain there.

– Dr. Roxanne Reeves

As a Keynote Speaker:

Masterfully crafted. Roxanne your keynote “Your’re Just One Mentor Away” was a true highlight at our recent event.

The Audience gave rave reviews – “Roxanne presents impeccably researched evidence-based stories in compelling, straightforward ways. I’ finally set up for success.”

“She is one of the most content-rich, authentic and profoundly actionable speakers out there.”

“We look forward to having your back!”

“Dr. Reeves, wow, can you ever flip conventional thinking on its head. Thank you for your insight, delivery and engagement. I walked away with a significantly better grasp of grit and mentorshop and resiliencey.”

“Ok, get this. She doesn’t teach people how to mentor …. she teaches people how to help people mentor them!”

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As a Coach:

“I know moving up the ranks into more senior leadersip roles reqauires much more than mandated targets, having the righ degrees, and fulfilling my job description.

Thsnks for showming me how to access “the unwritten roles” to success and Robert’s Rules of Order.

Why are these not skills taught in business school!”

As a TEDx Speaker

” An amazing message about the role mentors can play in all of our lives. There is so much wisdom to be found in this talk! The ‘accidental doctor’ can teach us all a thing or two.”