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LEADERSHIP
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Valerie Maitland-Smith, President of SCI Business Consulting, has been helping
organizations and business leaders grow and develop their companies for over 25 years.
Valerie applies her extensive experience and expertise to help organizations and
business leaders clarify current challenges, focus on opportunities, establish concrete
goals, and develop action plans.
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She has established a successful track record in
developing short-term and long-term business
strategies that help clients implement innovative ideas
and increase profits.
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Businesses ranging in size from Fortune 500 companies to new start-ups have benefited
from Valerie’s vision and proven process for increasing profits. With an unusual
combination of intuition and inspiration, Valerie engenders a level of trust that allows
clients to re-define their goals, acquire leadership skills, and realize their fullest potential.
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Prior to founding SCI Business Consulting in 1987, she headed her own import company,
served as International Manager of Group Tours for KLM Airways, started an international
tour business, and owned several national travel agencies.
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Valerie is a member of the Business Council of Westchester and the Westchester County
Association, where she previously served on the board. She is a past President of the
Westchester Association of Women Business Owners (WAWBO).
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Valerie Maitland-Smith is also a riveting public speaker who has shared her proven
techniques with numerous organizations and groups, including:
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Met Life Insurance
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The National Association of Female Executives
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The American Camping Association
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International Concrete Repair Institute
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Marketing & Media Communications
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Westchester Association of Women Business Owners
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Working Women Magazine
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Public Broadcasting Station (PBS)
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“Wow! Your speech was so motivating and exciting. It was a pleasure to listen to
someone who so clearly sees the issues facing women in business today and provides
such practical information in a clear and inspirational manner.”
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Jerri Sedler, Editor, Working Women Magazine
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