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Ellis has been a guest speaker at The Wharton Club, the New Jersey MIS Network, The Financial Women’s Association, The New York Times Diversity Career Fair, and scores of other professional associations and media panels. He was an instructor and guest lecturer at New York University’s Center for Career, Education, and Life Planning for 19 years, and is currently a retained consultant with Columbia Business School. At Columbia, he works with both the fulltime and Executive MBA programs, as well as with Alumni Relations and the Program for Social Intelligence.

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“You really wowed the crowd, and I am already receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback from our membership about your presentation. Everyone thought you were very informative and delivered the information in a fun and engaging way.”
— President of student organization at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health

Invite Ellis Chase to speak on these topics . . .

  • Interviewing 101
  • Networking Nuances
  • Career Transition:  A Proactive Approach
  • Communicating with Impact
  • Professional Presentations
  • Negotiating the Compensation Package
  • Bridge Jobs
  • Dealing with Unexpected Job Change
  • Difficult Interview Questions
  • Managing Conflict at Work
  • Perfecting Your Pitch
  • Building Your Resume
  • Social Intelligence at Work (and Life)
  • Successful Career Transitions - Myths and Facts
“You were FANTASTIC and the students were thrilled about how much were able to pack into two hours (and make it funny and interesting, too!!). It was great to work with you.”
— Career Counselor, Office of Career Services, Fordham University Graduate School of Business

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Ellis Chase is an experienced career management consultant. He is a sought-after speaker, known for his ability to connect with and motivate his audience. Whether he’s talking to large groups or individuals, whether the subject is career development or executive coaching – his energetic style and his years of experience in private practice, consulting firms, universities, and corporations get results.

For more information, visit his website