April Callis is an entertaining, dynamic keynote speaker, seminar leader and consultant. April's combination of enthusiam and experience make her ideal for senior level and difficult groups. High-energy and high-content presentations are presonalized for organizations and focus on individual participants needs. April has been featured in Time Magazine for her innovative Gossip Stoppers - Creating a Positive Workplace program and provides motivational keynotes, and workshops. As an author, speaker, and training professional she has written and presented thousands of sessions and seminars for her clients, which include; The University of Michigan, Ford Motor Company, Alligent Health Systems, The Ohio Academy of Nursing Homes and Michigan Dental Association.  Author of "Springboard to Success; Strategies To Keep Business Casual From Making Business...Casual",

Her presentations include:

• Gossip Stoppers; Creating a positive workplace
• Showstopper Presentations
• Presenting a Professional Image
• Act Well Your Part - Customer Focused Service
• Prepare, Practice, Present

April is a nationally known workplace productivity expert.  Author of "Gossip Stoppers: Creating a Positive Workplace", "Springboard to Success" and "No Fail Email" - April is frequently quoted by the Associated Press, The New York Times and other international media outlets. 

Client Testimonials

April "is an excellent public speaker and was able to present on a difficult topic in a very enjoyable, non-threatening manner." -M. Kaser, Executive Director Center for Family Health

"April did a magnificent job of education our staff on all the various components necessary to consistently portray a professional image." J. Respecki, HR Coodinator Kellogg Conference Center, Michigan State University

"April's program was excellent!" "She is a first-rate communicator who brings a very comfortabel, warm manner to the proceedings, deftly balancing humor with the very serious information she imparts.  Her interactive style is a refreshing contrast to the formulaic lecture format to which we are accustomed" L. Kunkel-Coryell, Asst. Director Ypsilanti Public Library