Gail Tycer is a strategic business communication authority: professional speaker; writer, author, editor; coach, consultant, facilitator, and strategist. She has been an advertising agency president; radio and television personality and executive; public relations director; and college professor. Gail has made a life-long study of the thought process that results in clear, fast, results-oriented communication: what it is that makes a message concise, compelling, convincing. What works, what doesn't, and why. She shares the fascinating results of this continuing study through her workshops and presentations nationwide.

As a result of Ms. Tycer's Strategic Business Communication concepts, thousands of business men and women across the country have become more confident, enthusiastic, and inspired to use her techniques on the job – becoming more effective, more productive.

Gail also consults, and facilitates group planning sessions to gather input; to solve problems; to develop strategic, marketing, and business plans; and to set strategic direction. Her clients have been nationally and internationally recognized for their communications programs.

Gail Tycer appears as a featured speaker for meetings and conferences across the country, focusing on strategic business communication issues: writing, speaking, marketing. She has published materials ranging from books and articles for the popular market to technical material for specialized audiences.
 
She is a professional member of the National Speakers Association.

Ms. Tycer has earned both graduate and undergraduate degrees in communication, focusing on business applications of communication theory, methods, and techniques. She has taught at the university graduate and upper division levels, was named to the first group of nationwide recipients of the coveted Certified Business Communicator professional designation, and was elected a delegate to the White House Conference on Small Business in Washington, D.C.

Gail Tycer was a founding director of the Oregon Writers Colony, and has been named to the boards of the Oregon Speakers Association; Oregon Chapters of the American Society for Training and Development and the American Marketing Association; Portland Advertising Federation; Foundation for Women Owned Businesses; Oregon Enterprise Forum Advisory Board; Business and Professional Advertising Association; Hospice; and the Division of Continuing Education, Portland State University.