Michelle Guobadia

Founding Partner

Talent

Michelle never misses an opportunity to remind students that leadership—and college itself—is a group project. Through her experience as a campus-based professional, she brings a grounded, real-time understanding of what student leaders are navigating and what it actually takes to move collaborative communities forward within the campus context.

Known for her direct and energizing style, Michelle challenges student leaders to stop aiming to “get by” and start choosing excellence. Her message resonates because she approaches it like a trusted friend pulling you aside to name the thing everyone is thinking—but no one has said out loud yet.

Michelle’s work centers on collaboration across roles, shared accountability and the belief that when leadership teams align around a common vision, everyone can win. She uses reflective listening and real campus examples to help chapters, councils and student organizations examine how their habits, decisions and standards are shaping their culture—for better or worse.

If you are looking for a sign to push your students, Michelle is the billboard you need. She expects more because she knows students are capable of more.

Topics

  • Community Building

  • Community Growth & Belonging

  • Hazing

  • Risk Management

  • The Role of New Member Education

  • Recruitment & Education for Culturally Based Fraternities & Sororities

  • Leadership Growth & Professional Preparedness

Titles

  • Get in Control! Your Role in Making Fraternity & Sorority Life Great

  • Hazing Makes You a Better Greek, and Other Stupid Myths

  • From Wishing to Reality: Recruitment for Culturally-Based Greeks

  • Handsigns, Stepping and all those Shrieks. What’s it all about?

  • I Heard You Were Paper! Stupid Myths about Hazing (culturally based Greeks)

  • Black Sorority Women & White Sorority We Don’t Talk and We Should

  • Custom Programs & Facilitation (student leaders, athletes, hazing, New member educators, leadership and chapter retreats, etc.)

The First Step