Sulabha Chadwick is a corporate trainer who began her training journey in Pune, India, in 2005, aiming to build a quality training institution. She built her brand around the Train the Trainer program as her signature offering, earning recognition through participant satisfaction. Her practical takeaways and constructive feedback have made her a source of inspiration for participants.
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Sulabha began her journey as a trainer in India in 2005. The Pune newspapers were full of advertisements for English Classes, Personality Development Classes, Voice & Accent Classes etc, and reading this every morning she made up her mind to start a 100% Quality Institution to make a difference in the lives of the people. Her training sessions are equally admirable & effective. She connects with the audience in a beautiful way. Her niche lies in doing work with perfection who will not even settle for an average rating.
Sulabha has built a strong network by positioning herself as a brand with The Train The Trainer Program as a signature program which has given her a recognition by attaining maximum satisfaction from participants. Her training methodology is exclusive training with invaluable takeaways which are still in use by her participants and helping them scale the heights of success. She has become a great source of inspiration for her participants through her expertise in training and constructive feedback. Through establishing and positioning herself as one of the big names in training trainers, she has developed one of the fastest growing corporate training organizations in the country today.
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How did Sulabha Chadwick build her name as a trainer?
She started in Pune in 2005, positioned herself as a brand and made the Train the Trainer program her signature offering. High participant satisfaction, practical takeaways that participants still use and constructive feedback helped her build a strong network and grow her corporate training organisation.
