As a career counselor and business consultant, Beverly Ryle has been helping corporate professionals, business owners, and people-in-transition achieve their full potential through education and empowerment for over twenty years.

Her ability to guide clients through a professional development process is built upon expertise in transition, communications, and negotiations, as well as marketing, consultative sales, and customer service. This integration of counseling and business disciplines has proven to be very effective in achieving both personal growth and practical results in the work she does with individuals and groups.

In her current practice she:

• maintains coaching relationships with individuals all over the U.S.
• provides management and sales training to business organizations
• regularly delivers professional development seminars in the greater Boston area

In her own community, Beverly has been recognized for her contribution to economic development, has conducted focus groups surveying business needs, has been an active supporter of an initiative to provide employment opportunities for mature workers, teaches marketing to start-up businesses, and has been a guest contributor to Cape Business magazine.

Her credentials include graduate education in business and career development; professional training with William Bridges (Organizational and Individual Transition); Joan Goldsmith (Transformational Coaching); Roger Fisher (Principled Negotiation); Charles and Edith Seashore (Skills for Consulting, Coaching and Change); Margaret Wheatley (Leadership for Uncertain Times); David Cooperrider (Appreciative Inquiry); and Richard Bolles, author of What Color is your Parachute?

Beverly and her husband Michael, together with their Scottish fold cats, Fergus and Brydie, operate the Center for Career and Business Development in North Eastham. They enjoy regular trips to Boston, Washington, DC, and other east coast cities to fill up on the arts.