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Actors Singers Speakers Corporations THE #1 VOCAL COACH IN AMERICA. Roger Love is recognized as one of the world’s leading authorities on voice. No other vocal coach in history has been more commercially successful in both the speaking and singing f ields. Roger has vocally produced more than 100 million CD sales worldwide, written 3 top selling books, created the bestselling audio programs Vocal Power and The Perfect Voice, and appeared as a regular in 4 major network TV shows. His film coaching credits include Walk The Line, Crazy Heart, Begin Again and Annie. ACTORS Roger vocal coached Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix for the f ilm Walk the Line, as well as Jeff Bridges and Colin Farrell for the movieCrazy Heart. Other acting clients include celebrities Keira Knightley, Angelina Jolie, Rooney Mara, Zoe Saldana, Mary Steenburgen, Steve Carrell and Will Ferrell. SINGERS Roger’s singing students range from The Beach Boys to John Mayer, Selena Gomez, Gwen Stefani and Eminem. SPEAKERS Roger coaches professional speakers such as Anthony Robbins, John Gray, Brendon Burchard and Suze Orman. CORPORATIONS Roger’s corporate clients include Kaiser, Rock Financial/Quicken Loans, Premiere Radio, Cheesecake Factory, Dreamworks, Lifestyle Lift, Famous Dave’s, Smith Barney, Elevation Partners and countless CEO’s, entrepreneurs and Fortune 500 companies. THE #1 VOCAL COACH IN AMERICA. Roger Love is recognized as one of the world’s leading authorities on voice. No other vocal coach in history has been more commercially successful in both the speaking and singing f ields. Roger has worked with both emerging and large corporations. Here are just a few examples: Roger was hired by Rock Financial/Quicken for the audio training programs for their new Loans to coach over 300 of their financial employees worldwide, showing them the advisors how to sell mortgage refinancing secrets of tonality. The company is known for over the phone. During the three-year their outstanding customer experience. Voice, commitment, sales went up dramatically. communication and influence are key factors Roger also starred in and co-produced an in that experience. ABC competition show centered around Quicken Loans for the Detroit market called, Roger was hired by the Lifestyle Lift “The Ultimate Performer Sales Challenge.” Company to coach its founder/CEO, his wife, and the top executive management team. Roger coached the CEO and founder of Roger’s efforts helped the company find their Famous Dave’s Barbeque, a rapidly growing voice and grow to over 50 locations in the US. international restaurant group. Dave credits Roger as a substantial part of that success, Roger taught several hundred executives from stating that finding his “Voice” gave him the the Kaiser Corporation how to master both confidence to speak in public and lead the the perfect bedside manner voice and the company forward. most effective voice for working within the corporation. Premiere Radio hired Roger over the course of many years to coach their top radio Roger has worked for a number of years with personalities. He helped Dr. Laura re-find DreamWorks Television. her voice and continue her syndicated radio career. He helped Glenn Beck work his way Roger has also coached superstar venture up the radio charts. He coached Bill Handle capitalist, singer, author, lecturer and public and helped him become the #1 morning radio speaker Roger McNamee from Elevation show host in Los Angeles for over 10 years. Partners for over 8 years. Roger M’s company was one of the first investors in Facebook as Roger worked with ex-J.P. Morgan CFO, Peter well as many of the other largest brands in the Hancock, who is now the current CEO of world of technology. Chartis/AIG. He worked with Peter to create a voice that would represent his position as one Roger has also worked with 1-800-Dentist of the most respected men on Wall Street. founder and spokesperson, Fred Joyal, to create a voice that works for him, the Roger has worked with the Cheesecake company, the commercials, the call centers Factory for a number of years. He is the voice and the brand. THE #1 VOCAL COACH IN AMERICA. Roger Love is recognized as one of the world’s leading authorities on voice. No other vocal coach in history has been more commercially successful in both the speaking and singing f ields. Dramatically increase your ability to inf luence people SPEAKER TOPICS and achieve greater success and self-confidence. Present your best self in every public situation ROGER LOVE combines scientific findings, and control the way others perceive you. breakthrough techniques, and 30-years of Learn incredible secrets to star-like presentations experience winning his clients Grammys, Oscars, that have never been revealed to the general public and millions of dollars in speaking revenue to before. change his clients’ voices and lives. He goes beyond simply word-smithing to create a sound and voice Learn how to eliminate all forms of stage fright and that resonates with the needs and dreams of his any fears of public speaking. students. Find out how to control the melody of your voice and keep listeners hanging on every word you speak. Roger delivers expert and professional speeches on topics such as: Uncover the secrets of volume and how to show strength, power and charisma. • How to Sing like a Superstar • How to Influence Any Audience Discover how to never lose your voice and how to • How to Create the Voice of Your Business experience new levels of physical well-being. • How to Set Your Voice Free Experience the treasures of tonality and how to focus your physiology, mindset and voice to become the ultimate communicator. Roger can be contacted at [email protected] Discover or polish your singing potential. Find your “true” voice, be ready to share your unique message with the world, and claim the personal and financial rewards that come along with it..
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