Rosalinda Randall

PROVIDING CUSTOM-TAILORED ETIQUETTE & COMMUNICATION SKILLS WORKSHOPS

Rosalinda Randall is also an author and media source. She is based in Northern California.

Her workshops are interactive and sprinkled with lightheartedness. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all formula. That is why she offers custom-tailored workshops offering different perspectives encouraging individuals to consider options on how to communicate more effectively, respectfully, and with a lot less drama.

She has been speaking and writing about etiquette for over twenty years. She frequently appears on television as an expert source, and is often quoted in a variety of publications, both domestic and international.

Rosalinda has presented her workshops to adults, teens, and children. Industries include community organizations, large and small companies, colleges/universities, sales teams, juvenile detention centers, and formerly incarcerated women. Her interactive style, welcoming nature, and enthusiasm allows her to connect with all types of audiences.

Her book, “Don’t Burp in the Boardroom; Handling Uncommonly Common Workplace Dilemmas” complements her signature straight-forward approach and sense of humor. She also self-published two other books.

Rosalinda recently started an acting career. She enjoys dancing with her husband, Pilates, pickleball, improv classes, writing, and visiting her family. She is bilingual (Spanish), and a California native.

Rosalinda’s Books

Rosalinda’s presentations help improve workplace communication, professional presence, support company code of conduct by providing options, not a one-size-fits-all solution.

Don’t Burp In The Boardroom: Your Guide To Handling Uncommonly Common Workplace Dilemmas

When ‘Junior’ Comes Home From College: A Guide for Parents and College Students

When Junior Comes Home From College : Guide

Training and Certifications

COVID-19 Safety Compliance Certificate

Sexual Harassment Prevention

Workplace Ethics Training

Maintaining a Respectful Workplace Environment

Cross Cultural Communication