Roth supports clients to discover and advance their key leadership competencies and to explore the self-protective shadow behaviors that lurk in their blind spots and inadvertently sabotage their success; mastery of both provides the greatest levers to decision optimization, interpersonal relationships and, ultimately, leadership effectiveness

His clients learn to draw equally upon strength, curiosity, creativity, intuition, humility, and empathy in any situation, so that their work consistently reflects the best of who they are.

Roth has a two-decade track record of developing leadership programs, enhancing operations, building revenues, driving efficiencies, and supporting management teams to create stable, sustainable growth that generates profound impact and establishes enduring value.

He has a global following as a solo piano artist, is a former Oakley-sponsored triathlete, and loves getting outside with his dogs.  His and a small group of other coaches’ work with lifers in Folsom Prison is portrayed in “The Work”, which won the 2017 SXSW Film Festival Grand Jury Award for Best Documentary Feature, and was described by Indiewire as “the most powerful group therapy session ever caught on camera”.