Joan Carr-Voigt, M. Sc.

Joan Carr-Voigt is president of the International Leadership Center for Professional Excellence, a training organization located in Bethesda, Maryland. For over 18 years, she has taught courses on professionalism in the workplace, interpersonal communications, conflict mediation and public speaking.  Author of The 45 Day Stress Management Program, she has also produced numerous training seminars tailor-made to organizational need.

She has conducted seminars for national and  international organizations such as the World Bank, The Inter-American Development Bank, The Export-Import Bank, The White House Communications Agency, The U.S. Treasury and The American Society of Association Executives.  Schools and universities include: The Henson Valley Montessori School, The Woods Academy, The Green Acres School, American University and Georgetown University.

She was awarded The Albert Schweitzer Humanitarian Award in 1999 by International Toastmasters Brinker Club and numerous awards as Best Speaker during speaking competitions.

She is licensed in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, the Apter Motivational Style Profile and certified as an Advanced Toastmaster, Level Gold.

Her Masters Degree is from George Washington University in Human Resources Studies, 1978 and her Bachelors is from the University of Maryland in Psychology and Sociology, 1976.