Join the 6% Club with Dr. Michelle Rozen

Meet the day one keynote speaker for CrossState Connect Annual Convention, held on May 19–21 in Atlantic City, NJ!

Dr. Michelle Rozen

Behavioral Scientist, Researcher, Best-Selling Author, Global Authority in Leading Through Change

Dr. Michelle Rozen is a renowned behavioral scientist and one of the foremost authorities on leading through change in today’s rapidly evolving world. As a thought leader on human behavior and decision-making, she is trusted by top global brands and executive teams navigating the emotional and strategic challenges of transformation.

Backed by groundbreaking research, Dr. Rozen delivers rare insight into what truly drives results at every level of an organization. Her extensive research, including her latest national study on emotional barriers to Al adoption, AI adaption in the workplace, and goal execution has redefined how organizations approach transformation in the modern workplace.

She is the creator of the 6% Club methodology and has pioneered a science-backed framework for driving follow-through, decision-making, and sustainable performance in today’s market and world.

With a Ph.D. in psychology and over a decade of experience working with Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies, Dr. Rozen’s insights are relied upon by top global brands such as Pfizer, Coca-Cola, and the American Banking Association. Her work has been featured on NBC, FOX, CNN, and various other media networks, and she is consistently recognized as one of the most sought-after speakers on leadership, change, and the human side of technological advances.

Dr. Rozen is known not only for her depth of knowledge but also for her energy on stage and ability to deliver science in a way that is relatable, engaging, and immediately actionable. When she steps into a room, things move forward. Leaders find clarity. Teams find momentum. And organizations find their edge in a world that won’t stop changing.

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