Liz Jazwiec, RN

Liz Jazwiec ('Jazz-wick') has a powerful ability to relate to all levels of an audience with her sincere, engaging delivery.

Her combination of content and anecdotes make her thoughts and ideas memorable, while her humor and enthusiasm hold the attention of your audience.

Liz leaves you with good, practical take-aways...that work! She delivers no-nonsense ideas for immediate implementation today to reach long-term goals for tomorrow.

Meeting planners: learn more about what Liz can do for your organization today.

Why Liz inc? Because Jazwiec is impossible to spell!

I was born Liz Ross, then married Frank Jazwiec, wonderful guy, tough name, And while my clients and audience remembers always remember how to pronounce my name correctly, sometimes they have trouble with the spelling. Some of the variations I've received include Liz Jazweic, Liz Jaswiec, Liz Jaswiez, Liz Jazwick, Liz Jazzwick, Liz Jaczewik, and Liz Jasweic. I don't get offended, especially when people ask me to autograph a copy of my book, Eat THAT Cookie!, then they have a helpful reminder.

Look for Liz — 2012 Engagements

January 10 Newark, NJ
January 12 Monroe, Michigan
January 18 Orlando, FL
Studer Group - Taking You and Your Organization to the Next Level
January 25 Billings, MT
January 27 Tupelo, MS
February 2 Newport News, VA
February 4 Wisconsin Dells, WI
February 7 Park Ridge, IL
February 8 Dallas, TX
Studer Group - Taking You and Your Organization to the Next Level

February 15 Oakland, CA
February 16 Pasadena, CA
February 25 New Orleans, LA
Emergency Nurse’s Association Leadership Conference
February 28 Washington, DC
Studer Group - Taking You and Your Organization to the Next Level
February 29 Montreal, Quebec, Canada
March 7 New Orleans, LA
Studer Group - Taking You and Your Organization to the Next Level
March 15 New Orleans, LA
The AHCA/NCAL 2012 Independent Owner Leadership Conference

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