Somewhere along the way — across thousands of client conversations, dozens of leadership meetings, and more than a few high-stakes presentations — Roy started noticing a pattern. The leaders who got what they wanted weren't always the smartest in the room. They were the ones who knew how to tell a story.

That observation quietly became an obsession, and eventually a calling. Roy began teaching it — first informally, then as structured workshops for sales teams, leadership retreats, and college students. Bloomberg Radio came calling. Then company annual meetings, television appearances, and stages of every size. But what makes
Roy different from the typical business speaker isn't the resume — it's the range.

He chaired the national board of BUILD, a nonprofit that gives high school students in under-resourced communities the entrepreneurship tools to become the CEOs of their own lives.
That combination — hard-won credibility and genuine human warmth is exactly what shows up when Roy is in front of your team. He's not there to impress anyone. He's there to help you find the story worth telling. And in his experience, every company has one.