ROBBIN JORGENSEN, CPCC, PCC
Founder and CEO, Women Igniting Change® – a global, purpose driven strategic consulting company that unleashes the contribution of women around the world
Sought after global speaker and women’s leadership strategist
Status quo disruptor. Human Rights Activist. Female Change Agent. Global Citizen.
Staunch advocate for the economic empowerment, rights, and well being of women and girls around the world
Founder and CEO, CORA Women’s Empowerment Initiative – building economic empowerment centers for women in the developing world to elevate them into the formal sectors of the economy
Staunch advocate for the economic empowerment, rights, and well being of women and girls around the world
Co-Chair, Board of Advisors, Center for Leadership & Service, University at Albany
HONORS
U.S. Ambassador to Rwanda’s AVEGA Agahozo, an organization comprised of 20,000 widows of the Rwanda Genocide Against the Tutsi
Designated as a Human Rights Champion by the United Nations Association of the USA (Atlanta Chapter)
Delivered Keynote address for 170th anniversary of 1st Women’s Rights Convention
Awarded American Heart Association’s New York State Business Development Award
HIGHLIGHTS OF EXPERIENCE
Has had the honor of working with women leaders in 14 countries on 6 continents
Highly successful businesswoman with 25+ years of experience in sales and marketing, training and business development
Regional Sales Director, Hearst Media – Responsible for overseeing a $15 million department, a management team of 6 and a sales force of 64 people
Director of Corporate Relations, American Heart Association – Increased market retention from 40 percent to 80 percent in 2 years and increased American Heart Walk revenue by 460 percent through corporate sponsorships and fundraising activities
Developed and presented numerous training programs at local, statewide and national conferences including Building Corporate Relationships, Creating Customer Loyalty, Customer Retention and Developing Recognition and Cultivation Programs