Kerry Robertson is passionate about helping people become better speakers and communicators. These are life-skills that she considers to be the foundation for success at work and in our personal lives as well. Kerry specializes in presentation and communication skills and media training. She combines her unique experience as a television news anchor, talk show host and actress, with her background as an award-winning educator in speech and drama, to teach communication in a variety of speaking situations…from business presentations to media interviews.

Kerry leads high-level workshops and seminars that are customized to meet her client’s specific training needs. Her clients range from Olympic champions and CEO’s to leading government agencies and universities. In addition to training, Kerry is an exciting and refreshing speaker. High energy and contagious enthusiasm are her trademarks. Some people would call her “just plain perky”. She can’t help it! Whether she is delivering a keynote speech or leading a training seminar, Kerry truly enjoys herself.

A “ham at heart”, Kerry loves to laugh with her audience, yet delivers high content, information-packed sessions that can enhance their professional and personal life. As a private coach, Kerry focuses on getting powerful results! She helps clients become aware of their speaking strengths and needed areas of improvement. Videotaping is an integral part of coaching. This provides opportunities for clients to see themselves objectively and make on-the-spot adjustments in delivery.

Oklahoma television audiences remember Kerry for her years as a popular talk show host, reporter and news anchor. She has also appeared as the spokesperson for numerous national and regional television commercials. Prior to television, Kerry taught speech and drama. She was selected Oklahoma’s Speech Teacher of the Year for her development of competitive speech programs and innovative curriculum. Acting has been a life-long passion for Kerry. She has starred in numerous summer stock and community theater productions. Her favorite roles have been Miss Adelaide in “Guys and Dolls” and Ado Annie in “Oklahoma”.

Kerry considers herself an educator and an entertainer. “As a kid, I always wanted to play school (I was the teacher), or put on a show (guess who was the star?). I’ve been fortunate to make careers out of two things I always loved to do, teach and perform!”