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| Lynne is the founder and CEO of Signs of Development, LLC, an internationally-recognized professional development organization specializing in providing technical assistance, consultation, assessment, mentorship and training to interpreters, students and educators of ASL and interpreting. Signs is a first-to-market company developing CD Rom workshops with CEU credit called WWWorkshops to meet the needs of interpreters maintaining certification. She has taught at the Northeastern University in the Master Mentor Program for the past 3 years and currently teaches for DeVry/Keller’s Online School of Business. Her previous work experience involves the development, establishment and administration of two interpreter assessment processes (one for community interpreters and the other for educational interpreters) for the state of NC. She has also been involved in program development and consultation for small to mid-size interpreter referral agencies as well as consulting with interpreters in private practice assisting them with business practices. She has written a business practices manual for interpreters “It’s a Matter of $’s & $ense” which has an accompanying CD Rom with forms and information for interpreters. Lynne graduated from SW Collegiate Institute for the Deaf, possesses an undergraduate degree in Organizational Leadership, an MBA, was a member of the first cohort of the University of Colorado’s Master Mentor Program, completed one year of law school and is currently working on her Ph.D. in Training & Performance Improvement. Lynne has interpreter certifications/licenses from RID including SC:L, and TX including Texas Court Interpreter Certification. |
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