Stanley Byrd, Ed. D.
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President: NorthStar Consulting Circle, Ltd.
Dr. Byrd has a broad background in working with non-profit, community-based organizations and healthcare throughout the greater Rochester area. His leadership and experience span more than twenty years and includes but is not limited to: leadership development, professional and personal coaching, human resources management, staff training and development, organizational development, diversity, equity, inclusion, and cultural competence program development.
For more than 28 years, Byrd has been associated with the National Coalition Building Institute [www.NCBI.org] in the roles of trainer, consultant, and board member. The National Coalition Building Institute is an international leadership organization that provides training in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in community organizations, K-12 schools, college and university campuses, corporations, and law enforcement.
Stanley is a graduate of the Leadership Learning Collaborative Program and is an Associate Certified Coach [ACC] through the International Coach Federation [ICF]. The University of Rochester's Warner School and McArdle Ramerman & Co. formed the Leadership Learning Collaborative with the purpose of developing a set of unique learning experiences for leaders and coaches.
Dr. Byrd serves as the Vice President for Membership for the National Association of African Americans in Human Resources (NAAAHR) WNY-Rochester. Stanley is a board member for the SUNY/Brockport Community Advisory Committee. In addition, Byrd serves as the Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the Rochester Chapter of the Association for Training and Development [ROC-ATD].
Dr. Byrd is a graduate of Saint John Fisher College from which he earned a doctorate degree in Executive Leadership.
FUN FACTS
A writer of science fiction/psychic supernatural novels; still waiting for my big break!
Love to travel; which has enabled me to experience the cultures of many different countries.
When in my 30s, I thought I would be serving others as a monk at this point and time in my life.