Veteran Entrepreneur Speaker

Talks and speeches are tailored to the audience and the topic. Regardless of the event, the audience will receive an engaged, personable, authentic speaker willing to and share past experiences and ideas in order to develop an impactful connection. The goal is to leave the audience with a lasting memory and more informed than when they arrived.
Each talk is developed using three key ideas in order to influence the effectiveness of the talk.
1. Sequential. I understand the importance of properly structuring a speech. The first thing presented in a sequence is best remembered. Information presented toward the end of a talk is reasonably well remembered. While the middle of a talk is least well remembered. Therefore, the most important points must be delivered upfront.
2. Draw connections. Connections among elements in memory matter. I understand how to draw connections among the key points in order to increase the amount that people remember from my presentation.
3. Make the audience work. It requires effort to get information into explicit memory. Presentations are designed to make the audience think deeply about the points made which increases their memories after the presentation. Often times, there are opportunities for the audience to engage, summarize key points are ask questions.

Dr. Felecia S. Nolan is 22-year veteran of the United States Army. Over the course of her career, she served in key leadership roles at every grade, providing direct mentorship and direction to others. She culminated her career as the Commander, New Orleans Military Entrance Processing Station, enlisting more than three thousand men and women in the United States Military.
Dr. Nolan is a combat veteran and a leader in the Human Resource field. She currently serves as an Adjunct Professor and Course Developer in the Maryville University School of Business. She is enthusiastic about mentorship and leader development.
As an entrepreneur, Dr. Nolan launched and developed her first business, DecoMuse Boutique into a successful crafting enterprise. She quickly discovered her love for crafting and realized that she could teach others to use it as a healthy outlet as well.
No stranger to adversity, Felecia is vocal about her struggles with domestic abuse, and post-traumatic stress disorder. She shares her message of perseverance, strength, healing, and empowerment with others.
A versatile leader and entrepreneur, Felecia provides audiences with her energetic passion, authenticity, and practical solutions to overcome obstacles and achieve their own goals.

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