New book release: Power Speaking: Leadership Through Presentation due in Summer 2007 offers collaboration between Kris Rose and Dr. Chris Leeds, Director-Graduate Business Program at Dominican University of California. Topics include assessing audiences, formulating strategies, designing visuals, enhancing delivery, and reinforcing action.

Global partnership opportunities: Expanded intercultural communication exchanges develop in early 2005 as Kris Rose travels to China, Thailand, India, and Nepal.

Future Leaders program: Goodwill opportunities bring together young people in developed and developing countries where older kids get a chance to mentor younger kids through web based activities focused on problem solving, critical thinking, decision-making, and team building. Official launch 2005.

Solving communication problems and maximizing synergy in professional spheres provides Kris Rose a focus for her web based seminars and training.

Developing leadership through writing and communications for the past ten years, Kris Rose has impacted a variety of institutions including Davenport University and Dominican University of California. In 2000, she developed communication classes for online delivery as Davenport University Online debuted. In 2002, she was awarded "Best Overall Davenport University Online Instructor".

Developing instructional and training programs nationally and internationally, Kris Rose has fifteen years experience including coaching executives onsite and online at such organizations as BBN Technologies and Schneider National, Inc. Tested and honed in corporate and academic settings, Executive Development Seminars Online and Power Language: Effective Communication for Executive Development offers executives and organizations a platform for developing practical leadership and business communication skills.

Kris Rose holds an MBA (2006) degree in Strategic Management from Davenport College in Michigan. She also holds BFA (1988) and MFA (1990) degrees in Writing, Publishing, and Literature from Emerson College in Boston. She is currently an instructional designer and instructor/trainer.