LORENA K. ROSTIG
Part Bloodhound, part Cheetah with a dash of Tasmanian Devil, Lorena is obsessed with business and uses her remarkable talent to propel people forward. Turning passion into profit, Lorena links possibility and people to resources to create opportunities.Her superpowers include, but are not limited to:
- Identifying new revenue streams
- Project management from concept to profit realization
- Developing new business leads
- Maximizing networking opportunities and marketing exposure
- Closing deals
Having traveled the world, with an Air Force Husband, Lorena fashioned a high flying mobile career collaborating and creating products with the likes of Richard Brodie, Microsoft Word Author; Mike Pinder, Singer and Co-Founder of Moody Blues; John Rau, Former President/CEO of Chicago Title Corporation; Gregory J.P. Godek, Author of “1001 Ways to Be Romantic”; and Les Brown, Motivational Speaker.
Lorena has helped launch multiple books and products including, "Maximum Security: The True Meaning of Freedom," by Alan Gompers; "Spaces of Sanctuary: Discovering Peace & Contentment through Prose &; Poetry," by Mario Starace; "The Yoga of Courage" by Kathleen "Shivani" Walker; and "Nobody is a Nobody: The Story of a Harlem Ministry Hard at Work to Change America," by Eugene Callender as told to Lorena Rostig and George Zdravecky.
The book, "Nobody is a Nobody: The Story of a Harlem Ministry Hard at Work to Change America," was launched at a private luncheon hosted by Kimberly & Steven Rockefeller in April 2012
Lorena has helped launch multiple books and products including, "Maximum Security: The True Meaning of Freedom," by Alan Gompers; "Spaces of Sanctuary: Discovering Peace & Contentment through Prose &; Poetry," by Mario Starace; "The Yoga of Courage" by Kathleen "Shivani" Walker; and "Nobody is a Nobody: The Story of a Harlem Ministry Hard at Work to Change America," by Eugene Callender as told to Lorena Rostig and George Zdravecky.
The book, "Nobody is a Nobody: The Story of a Harlem Ministry Hard at Work to Change America," was launched at a private luncheon hosted by Kimberly & Steven Rockefeller in April 2012
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| Steven Rockefeller, Lorena Rostig, & George Zdravecky Kykuit: The Rockefeller Estate (April 12, 2012) |
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| Rev. Dr. Eugene S. Callender & Lorena (La Mirabelle Restaurant, NYC) Jan. 21, 1926- Nov. 2, 2013 Click here for New York Times Obituary (11/7/13) |
LKR TOP 10 SUMMARY:
- I like giving examples in sets of three.
- The good news about me is that I'm enthusiastic, passionate, and enthusiastic.
- The bad news about me is that I’m enthusiastic, passionate, and enthusiastic.
- I’ve been described as, ‘Harvey Mackay in a skirt;” (by Harvey Mackay); “The Roadrunner on six pots of coffee" (By Brian Tracy); and “A project pit bull,” by Les Brown.
- I love books. Here are three that have greatly influenced my life: Atlas Shrugged (Ayn Rand), 40 Rules of Love (Elif Shafak) and Maximum Security: The True Meaning of Freedomhttp://alangompers.com/products.html (Alan Gompers)
- I love to sing along. Loudly. Here are a few favorite songs: You are the Love of my Life (George Benson); Sisters are Doing it for Themselves (Eurythmics) and If I Were Brave (Jana Stanfield)
- I love to dance. It's not uncommon for me to "bust a move" at work. I've been told that I should never, ever dance in public. Except for Zumba (which is tricky because technically it’s still in “public.”)
- I have a terrible poker face. Nobody wants to commit a crime with me. I’m the first to confess when I’ve done something wrong.
- Acceptable forms of payment may include, but are not limited to dark chocolate, fine red wine, and anything with espresso.
- My grandson lights up my life. He wouldn’t have been possible without my husband (the love of my life) and my daughter (who, along with her brother, helped make me the proudest woman alive!)
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| Photograph by Kara Wallace Photograpy |
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