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Dr. Jean Costanza Miller, Ph.D.
Taralyn Kohler is a rare talent, leader, and stand out in any group. Her enthusiasm is contagious to those around her. I was honored to serve as her speaking coach with Capital Speakers Club of Washington, a group that includes some of Washington’s most accomplished women, for which I’ve consulted for 25 years.
In my class of 24 top notch women, Taralyn naturally established herself as a leader and was nominated by her peers to serve as President of her class. As part of this responsibility, she produced several first-class events, leading her peers while attending to every detail. For one event, Taralyn developed the theme, “Unleash Your Spark,” which was inspired by one of her clients. She has the rare ability to relate to her audience, capture and maintain their attention, and deliver her message effortlessly with dynamism and poise. Taralyn presided at several events with consummate professionalism. Her gifts of passion, energy, and creativity are infectious.
It is obvious to see why Taralyn has been so successful throughout her career. Any organization would be lucky to have Taralyn as part of their team or to represent them at a speaking engagement.
Dr. Jean Costanza Miller, Ph.D.
Dept. of Organizational Sciences and Communication
The George Washington University