Rebecca is committed to helping people find their passion and calling, and inspiring them to exploit their un-tapped potential. Having made a bold move to quit her six-figure corporate job to pursue her passion, she knows the frustration of being suspended in reality while longing for a sense of purpose.

In November, 2009 she launched the online platform, Build A Thriving Business Network,  for women and minorities in business. She also hosts a Self-employed Women’s Teleforum on the first Tuesday of each month. This call gives female (men are also welcome) entrepreneurs a voice to help build thriving businesses. It is a safe place to talk about challenges, successes and to brainstorm solutions. Women leave the call feeling supported and inspired to do more and think bigger than ever before.

The small business development plan, BATBOY™ (Build A Thriving Business in One Year), was created to give entrepreneurs, and aspiring entrepreneurs, an all-encompassing program to strategically grow their business.

Rebecca is the author of three books including her latest release, Redesign Your Reality: A Blueprint for How to Transform Your Life from Surviving to Thriving, a transformational book that combines practicality and inspiration to empower readers to take control of their lives and shows them how to purposefully move forward as designers of their own lives.

She is a keynote speaker and regularly presents workshops, seminars and tele-seminars. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, an MBA in Accounting & Taxation and professional coach certification.

As a business consultant during the 1990's, she served as advisor to small businesses and non-profit organizations. For ten years she was owner of McClain Tax & Management Services, which prepared financial statements, provided accounting solutions and tax planning for individuals and small businesses, prior to forming her current venture. She has also formed non-profit organizations 501(c)3 for ministry-affiliated groups and conducted workshops for these organizations.

Rebecca balances her life with social and cultural activities, travel and reading.