About Elicia
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Elicia Berger Rozic is the Founder and Principal of Berger Coaching & Consulting. A Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC), she received her training at the world renowned The Coaches Training Institute.
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I am a professional life coach with over 15 years professional training and domestic and international experience as both a consultant and a staff member of several organizations.
As Great People Development Manager, I currently head up UCSF's Campus Life Services Development & Training unit, providing staff with resources and training to guide them on their paths to personal and professional greatness. From 2006 to 2017, I worked in Human Resources at The United Nations Children's Fund, focusing most recently on performance management. In this capacity, I helped staff to be empowered in their role by both taking charge of their performance planning as well as by defining their contribution to the organization's mission. I assisted in designing and implementing experiential workshops for the organization's award-winning global career development program. As a communications consultant, I have written and edited training manuals, websites, magazine/journal articles and communication materials for various companies. I have also worked in international education, both on the student and scholar level. In all of my professional endeavors, I aim to assist individuals in having fulfilling experiences and making a difference.
About me outside of work: A published writer, I write creative non-fiction, fiction and personal essay, and have performed in numerous readings and storytelling shows. I have a great love for baking and baked goods, and co-organize a group/event called Donutpalooza. I love seeing live theater, and practice meditation to help keep myself balanced, and to appreciate the present moment.
I attended The George Washington University, where I earned a B.A. in English, with a focus on Creative Writing. During college, I sailed around the world on Semester at Sea, visiting 11 countries in 100 days. I also lived and worked in Vietnam for two years. I hold an M.A. in Intercultural Service, Leadership & Management from School for International Training/SIT Graduate Institute. My certification in life coaching is from The Coaches Training Institute, the world's first and largest coach training school.
I invite you to contact me directly if you would like to explore the possibility of coaching with me!
Areas of experience: business development, change, communications, creative arts, culture shock, human resources, intercultural communication, intercultural relationships, international development, international education, leadership, managing work relationships, organizational management, program management and development, performance management, professional development, relationships, relocating/transitions, training, travel, writing
As Great People Development Manager, I currently head up UCSF's Campus Life Services Development & Training unit, providing staff with resources and training to guide them on their paths to personal and professional greatness. From 2006 to 2017, I worked in Human Resources at The United Nations Children's Fund, focusing most recently on performance management. In this capacity, I helped staff to be empowered in their role by both taking charge of their performance planning as well as by defining their contribution to the organization's mission. I assisted in designing and implementing experiential workshops for the organization's award-winning global career development program. As a communications consultant, I have written and edited training manuals, websites, magazine/journal articles and communication materials for various companies. I have also worked in international education, both on the student and scholar level. In all of my professional endeavors, I aim to assist individuals in having fulfilling experiences and making a difference.
About me outside of work: A published writer, I write creative non-fiction, fiction and personal essay, and have performed in numerous readings and storytelling shows. I have a great love for baking and baked goods, and co-organize a group/event called Donutpalooza. I love seeing live theater, and practice meditation to help keep myself balanced, and to appreciate the present moment.
I attended The George Washington University, where I earned a B.A. in English, with a focus on Creative Writing. During college, I sailed around the world on Semester at Sea, visiting 11 countries in 100 days. I also lived and worked in Vietnam for two years. I hold an M.A. in Intercultural Service, Leadership & Management from School for International Training/SIT Graduate Institute. My certification in life coaching is from The Coaches Training Institute, the world's first and largest coach training school.
I invite you to contact me directly if you would like to explore the possibility of coaching with me!
Areas of experience: business development, change, communications, creative arts, culture shock, human resources, intercultural communication, intercultural relationships, international development, international education, leadership, managing work relationships, organizational management, program management and development, performance management, professional development, relationships, relocating/transitions, training, travel, writing