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 Attorney-Mediator
and Lecturer of Negotiation and Conflict Resolution for the
Baylor Business School MBA Program, Rachel C. Woods,
provides leadership and inspiration to Leadership Trek®
Corporation, A.K.A. “LTrek®,” whose mission is “to inspire,
challenge and equip leaders to achieve great heights.”
With over
eight years of conflict resolution facilitation experience,
Rachel serves as a Consultant, Trainer and Executive Coach.
She consults and trains executive teams about various
leadership development topics, specializing in negotiation
and conflict resolution. Rachel helps executive teams to
enhance individual and group conflict management
performance, resolve multi-party disputes, restore corporate
relations with internal and external stakeholders,
facilitate internal communication, write critical executive
speeches and prevent conflict through training and strategic
responses and/or communication planning.
Rachel
earned a Juris Doctor from St. Mary’s University School of
Law and a Bachelor of Arts from Baylor University. She’s
been a guest lecturer in the Baylor University
Communications Department, the Baylor University School of
Social Work and a guest lecturer of Negotiation and
Mediation at St. Mary’s University School of Law.
Rachel is a 2005 Golden Apple Award recipient by Waco I.S.D.
and the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce for the Peer
Mediation Program she co-founded and maintains as part of
the Waco I.S.D. Partner in Education Adopt-A-School Program
in which Leadership Trek ® Corporation serves G.W. Carver
Academy
(G.W.
CARVER ACADEMY),
a science and technology magnet school in Waco, Texas.
Through the Waco-McLennan County Bar Association, this
program has now been implemented at every Waco I.S.D. middle
school.
In 2008
LTrek® was awarded the Outstanding Partnership Award for the
youth leadership development program Rachel developed for
G.W. Carver Academy, based off of LTrek Everest™, one of the
LTrek Youth™ signature Seven Leadership Summits™.
Rachel is
a member of the Texas Association of Mediators, the
Association of Conflict Resolution, the Alternative Dispute
Resolution and Corporate Law Sections of the State Bar of
Texas, the Waco-McLennan County Bar Association, and the
Texas Young Lawyer’s Association. Rachel is on the Advisory
Board of the Hankamer School of Business Chapter of Students
in Free Enterprise (SIFE), is the Vice-Chairman of the Waco
Mayor’s Committee for People with Disabilities, the
President of the McLennan County Republican Women, the
Chairman of Public Relations for the Junior League of Waco
and the Chairman of the Women Working Together Committee of
the Texas Federation of Republican Women.
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