Rochelle isn't just a speaker, she's an irreplaceable catalyst for change within the corporate world. She merges her background in Social Work with her focus on psychological safety in the workplace. As a Black woman, she candidly discusses the consequences of internal pressure to outperform colleagues, shaped by a cultural expectation to be twice as good.

Rochelle speaks about practical strategies to reignite employee passion and productivity while preventing burnout through the lens of building emotionally safe workplaces. She helps organizations understand that fostering psychological safety is not only vital for employee well-being but also supports compliance with policies like WSIB and Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act.

Rochelle has garnered respect and admiration globally, leaving an indelible mark on audiences from Jamaica to South Korea, Alabama to South Africa. She is the esteemed author of two groundbreaking books on DEI, Why My Black Skin Matters and Black Faces in White Spaces. Her upcoming book, launching August 1st, Work Shouldn't Hurt: The ABC's of Psychological Safety in the Workplace, further demonstrates her expertise and passion for creating thriving, safe work environments. Her memoir From D’s to a Master’s Degree shares her triumph over academic challenges, inspiring audiences to overcome their own obstacles.

Rochelle brings more than just words to the stage, she delivers actionable strategies and compelling stories that resonate deeply with her listeners. Her talks transcend inspiration, they spark conversation, challenge perspectives, and ignite meaningful change.