Graduate of Old Dominion
University and the St. Louis Conservatory of Music with degrees
in Business Administration, Mass Communications and a minor in Piano
performance.
Directed, choreographed and wrote programs for
traveling youth groups involved in juvenile detention and prison
outreach. Was a motivational speaker and youth minister within the
Juvenile court system of the state of Virginia for seven years.
Served as an on-air television personality for
a Virginia-based non-profit Christian family television station.
Was radio talk show host and moderator for a number of years with
Willis Enterprises.
Has over 17 years experience in the judging, preparation
and personal coaching fields. Mr. Bradshaw served as President of
the State Board of the Miss Maryland Scholarship Organization, a
preliminary to Miss America and assisted in raising 4.5 million
dollars annually for continuing education programs. He also serves
as a Director of Education and Public Relations/Placement for Barbizon
Modeling and Character Development Schools , while traveling around
the country as a national in demand lecturer in the public school
systems, dealing with issues such as diversity, anger management,
goal setting, etc. He has traveled to over two hundred schools this
year alone. Currently, he also works with the National Recreation
and Parks Association through the Youth Services programs, training
those who mentor, coordinate and teach at risk youth.
Mr. Bradshaw firmly believes in the power of individuals
to make a difference in the lives of their communities. He currently
volunteers with the Wright to Read Organization, teaching literacy
in after school programs to elementary school youth. He serves as
President of ImageNation International, a personal and professional
development company. He regularly is a featured writer for various
national magazines and was featured in one newspaper for his work
on educating middle schoolers about developing successful habits.
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What
people say about Dale Bradshaw
"Words cannot express my sincere appreciation for the
presentation you gave to our Marketing and Business students yesterday.
Your willingness to take time and then reschedule so many times
from your obviously busy schedule, and the tremendous professional
expertise from which you spoke had tremendous impact on us all.
Ironically, many of the points you covered were exactly those
which our key student program leaders had in mind when we planned
to invite you and selected the topic you spoke to. I was personally
delighted to hear your comments regarding body language, self-control
and goal setting. All of these topics are so relative to our students
as they continue to plan out their careers.
In addition, I want you to know that the students must have really
listened to what you said. The following day the students were
talking about their "remote controls" and "toothbrushes."
When I asked them why they were quick to give back some of the
examples you so vividly explained the day before. Hurray for students
listening; three cheers for you animated presentation.
Thank you again for the time and interest you devoted to my students."
Dianne L. Tremblay
Marketing Education
James Monroe High School
"Thank you so much for taking the time to speak to our
Occupational Preparation classes about Job Interviewing Skills.
I heard many good things about your presentation. I missed you
on Friday because I had to attend a meeting. The hand-outs you
provided were greatly appreciated by the students. We are conducting
mock interviews for the next two weeks, so this presentation was
very beneficial in preparing the students.
Thanks again for your timely and informative information on job
interviewing skills."
Peggy Tarburton
School to Career Coordinator
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