Hellen Davis - CEO & Co-Founder

For more than two decades, Hellen Davis has been a corporate strategist, executive consultant, certified executive coach, and motivational speaker. Hellen Davis is one of the founders of Indaba, Inc., a management consulting, web-based learning, and training corporation. Her clients include executives and leaders from dozens of Fortune 100 corporations and leadership in the top agencies in the public sector. She is respected for her extensive knowledge of accountability and executing strategic goals, as well as influencing strategies, strategic planning, behavior modification processes, sales and pea performance management expertise, and negotiation tactics. Ms. Davis has written many books, including the best seller The 21 Laws of Influence, and is the author of Behavioral Intelligence™ and Performance Indexing™. Ms. Davis says that her latest book, Noble Intent, co-authored by Fran Landolf, is her favorite.

Hellen resides in St. Petersburg Florida but travels extensively all over the world. Hellen has two wonderful children, Justin and Jazmin, and enjoys spending time with her family, reading voraciously, writing, cooking, and is accomplished in creating stained glass designs and mosaics. Ms. Davis was educated in the United States, the United Kingdom, and South Africa. She holds a BS in Computer Science, Masters Designation in Neuro Linguistic Programming, and holds a CLU from American College focused on Estate Taxation and Planning, Corporate Taxation, Financial Analysis & Budgeting, and Accounting Practices in Corporations. While in the insurance and investment industry, Hellen successfully completed several NASD security licenses.

Community Involvement

Hellen is an Executive Board Member for the Science Center of Pinellas County. She chairs its fundraising and capital management committee, as well as being the HRC Chair. Hellen Davis is Past President of the Main Line Women's Network, Past President of Women's Capital Funding, a past Board Member of The Women's Referral Network of Chester County, past President of the Tri-County Business Alliance, past Board Member of the YMCA Heritage Foundation, and a Charter Member of the National Association of Female Executives.

Media

Hellen has graced the cover of "Main Line Today" magazine, headlining an article entitled, "Women in Charge" and "Philadelphia Magazine" voted Hellen Davis as one of Philadelphia's "Women to Watch" because of her business acumen, her contributions to the area's networking affiliates and women's business organizations, as well as for her role in raising consciousness for effective networking and her good standing in the community. She is often quoted in publications and newspapers; including the Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Daily News, Lancaster New Era, etc. Ms. Davis has been a guest on many talk shows and has appeared on a large variety of TV and radio stations across the country (CNN, Dateline, EXTRA, Philly After Midnight, etc.).