Rebecca Strobl is a Certified Protection Professional, Licensed EMT-Intermediate, Health and Safety Institute Instructor, Retired Volunteer Fire Chief, Youth Advisor, and holds a Bachelor of Science Degree.She made history as the first female fire chief in Lake Arrowhead Volunteer and Cherokee County Georgia Fire Departments. She received an official letter of congratulations from a United States Congressman for this historic achievement. Rebecca’s professional background extends beyond emergency services with over two decades of experience in new business development, client retention, employee engagement, training, team building, and motivational speaking. She has captivated audiences worldwide with her ability to weave knowledge, enthusiasm, and humor together in an engaging manner. Each keynote displays her enthusiasm for equipping others to thrive. Her various skills in corporate America and grassroots volunteerism have honed these skills. Her passion lies in inspiring others to embrace learning and personal growth. Her personal core principles center on being kind, yourself, and positive.

Rebecca continues to give back to the community as an advisor for her county’s Fire and Emergency Services Explorer Post, where she has mentored young adults ages 14 to 21 since 2012. She enjoys hiking, fishing, traveling, and making others smile.