Robyn A. Defelice

Greetings! Thanks so much for being on my author page! Here is what I will tell you about me:

- I love learning about almost everything! Especially WHO YOU are and what you're passionate about!

- The work I do is based on the desire to be the best I can be for myself and my clients. The awesome byproduct of that is that I have tons of experience and insight into being a professional in the learning and development arena. I take that know how and my perspectives and champion other professionals to be the best they desire to be for themselves and their professional goals through teaching, interns, and mentoring.

- Aside from learning, I love creating. Obviously this includes innovative solutions for my clients but it also means a lot of experimentation in my kitchen! I've been told whether I'm teaching or cooking I can make you hungry for more!

- Lastly I have discovered retro arcades and fear a shortage of quarters stopping me from keeping high score on my favorite pinball machine!

Thanks for stopping by, I provided a summary of technically dry, but pretty cool stuff I have done over the years below if you care to peruse. Enjoy!

Robyn A. Defelice, PhD is a strategist and consultant in the learning and performance arena for over 19 years. She also directs training initiatives for Revolve Solutions, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business.

Robyn specializes in enterprise learning management and centralizing training functions; re-shaping learning organizations and operational frameworks for efficient, cost-effective sustainment of learning solutions. Her process focuses on total solution management and designing an infrastructure capable of maintaining current learning success while piloting and adopting new learning initiatives.

Robyn is a self-proclaimed geek for industry data that provides insight into the how, what, and why of learning and development. She is an advocate for learning and development teams; helping them to understand their own challenges and capabilities for success.

She is an adjunct professor with LaSalle University; teaching the art, science, and business of instructional design and the management of its learning and development projects. Robyn also enjoys volunteering and mentoring emerging talent development professionals from Bloomsburg University’s Instructional Technology program of which she is a proud alum.

Robyn’s portfolio includes a range of industries and sectors, such as, major health and insurance systems and pharmaceutical sales, research, and manufacturing. She has also assisted multiple startups, higher education departments, and state and government agencies and programs.