A lifelong storyteller Nicole specializes in crafting vivid stories to expand the social and emotional intelligence of young readers while making the joy of story time fun and enjoyable.

When she is not writing or mommying, Nicole enjoys cooking, listening to music, laughing until her face hurts and traveling.

In theory she is working on the next installment of her children’s book series but in reality she is probably being recruited to play dress up with her twins or building robots with her son or tripping over a toy or two while daydreaming of her next getaway.

With over twenty years of experience as a marketing expert Nicole now consults on projects and uses her passion as a public speaker to advocate for children with invisible special needs and provides resources and support to parents of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

She can be found online at NICOLERCOLEMAN.COM

As a professional speaker and corporate marketing consultant with over 20 years of global business experience; Nicole, specializes in providing practical yet insightful real-world simulations with a straight-talk approach to solving problems.

She is a nationally recognized expert in implementing business best practice and learning systems. Nicole leads brands and organizations’ efforts to grow their teams, increase their morale and productivity.

Audiences of all ages and backgrounds appreciate her authentic, energetic and humorous style and come away with a renewed perspective on life. Business clients consistently share “She not only helps us go to next level professionally but personally as well.”

Whether it’s a small training, fireside chat, an intimate women’s retreat, corporate conference/workshop, an intimate church or an overflowing arena; every opportunity to connect is impactful, intentional and receives my full commitment to excellence.

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Parents intercede on behalf of their children at school, at clubs or in the street and this advocacy role sometimes continues into young adulthood. However, for parents of children with invisible disabilities this often times proves to be much harder, and evidence suggests that the advocacy role develops to a level of frequency and complexity, which other parents do not usually face.

Children with autism need routine, stability and consistency in the best of times. But in today’s very uncertain and chaotic season of crisis; providing support and having access to proper resources and tools are more important now than ever.

Crises are clarifying. They help us see the important vs. the unimportant, our similarities vs. our differences. Nicole’s passion and pursuit is to continue to level the understanding and clarify the stigmas associated with ASD and how it presents on a broad scale. In advocating to assist parents and children gain their proper foundation in applying treatments and therapy that align to the individual success of a child and ultimately the entire family.