Tricia Carlisle-Northcutt
"RBS is the culmination of my life and business experiences over the past 20+ years. I have a business and communications background in addition to being in the creative arts. I want to meld the two areas of left and right brain concepts to help my clients realize their visions or personal dreams.
Without adding the creative element to any plan, business or personal agenda your plan is lopsided. You must have the analytical portion but of equal importance is the creative visionary side. Many folks or company cultures are so fixated on the bottom line they tend to forget the creative process that got them inspired in the first place.
In this difficult economic climate for a business or great ideas to survive or come into being, one must use both lobes of their brain. It is not enough to just think out of the box, you have to be on top of the box to see all the angles. I meet many talented individuals, who do not dream big enough. But dreaming big doesn't guarantee success, it's navigating the parts of the dream that can be cast into reality-a strategic plan. Sometimes it just takes a critical eye to get some one to the next level or to think differently."
Vitae
Tricia Carlisle-Northcutt
Bachelor of Science & Master of Arts degrees
Tricia is also the founder and president of the Children's Volunteer Health Network, Inc in Santa Rosa Beach, Fl. a faith based non profit foundation that facilitates immediate health, dental and mental care for the underinsured and uninsured children in the area.
Currently, she consults on business and marketing strategies for individuals and companies using her extensive background as a fast food and hotel franchisee and the owner of several successful endeavors. Right Brain Strategies & PR is based on a think tank concept that focuses on the clients overall vision and is the mechanism which helps the client fill in the blanks and develop both a personal and corporate strategy to be successful.
She coauthored a book on total quality management titled "Demystifying Baldrige" based on the principle of doing the job right the first time. In addition to her writings, she has given seminars based on her book, "How To Get Anything You Want." And has won awards for her "Taste the Sunshine" campaign and "Gotcha.. Caught Doing Something Right!" a program designed to recognize employees caught in the act of demonstrating excellence in their job.
Tricia also owns Stellar Properties & Investments, LLC a consulting firm designed to assist development and investment companies interested in diversifying their real estate and business holdings in Tennessee and Florida.
She is involved in numerous civic and community events and is the recipient of the 2006 Emerald Coast Association of Realtor's Humanitarian Award, 2006 South Walton Realtor of the Year, 2006 Good Neighbor Certificate of Merit Award, the 2007 Florida Association of Realtor's Humanitarian Award, and 2007 Good Neighbor Honorable Mention Award and Home Town Hero. In 2008, Tricia was honored as a Jefferson Award winner, a national award created by Jacqueline Kennedy to recognize community unsung heroes..
