Founder and President of SBR-Small Business Results, Newton, MA, Shelly Berman-Rubera, is a Certified Small Business Coach, Emotional Intelligence Leader, and Lifestyle Management Consultant. It is the combination of her credentials and experiences that offers small business owners, entrepreneurs, and independent professionals unique and inspiring business development consulting and programs.
Shelly Berman-Rubera delivers the inspiration, education, and tools for business development implementation. She is an energetic entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience having started four businesses. Her expertise lies in the ability to recognize where issues and problems arise for small business owners on a daily basis. Within a flash she can come up with an idea, a strategy, a tool, or a program, that will bring Business Results.
Shelly’s strengths include outstanding communication, collaboration, sales and marketing skills. Her hallmark is her belief in people and their companies. She asks the right questions and creates experiences to increase people’s commitment to developing themselves and their businesses. Entrepreneurs to executives have benefited from her decisiveness and creative ideas. Shelly’s excellent speaking abilities, her credibility and motivational techniques have instilled great learning and change to businesses. Shelly is “extremely supportive,” they report, and “instinctively attuned and committed to the success of her clients and audiences.”
As a dedicated and passionate entrepreneur, Shelly has created four companies including: SBR – Small Business Results, Professional Fitness by Shelly, Shelly Berman School of Dance, and Understanding Peri-Menopause. She was named one of the top ten executive coaches by Boston Women’s Business. She was nominated for the 2010 and 2011 Celebration of Excellence Award for Entrepreneur of the Year, sponsored by Enterprise Bank. In addition to running SBR, Shelly is the founder of The Alliance for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, an initiative to connect the strengths of Gen X & Y with the experience of Baby Boomers for the purposes of educating small business owners and growing small business in America. Her book, 100 Tips for Small Business Results, will be published in early 2012.
