Bill Frankel is a Sr. Leadership Development Consultant, Executive Coach, and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor bringing over 30 years of experience consulting with financial institutions, universities, manufacturing companies, hospital systems and Fortune 500 organizations. He has provided Leadership Development, Executive Coaching, Teambuilding and Transition Management programs for clients ranging in size from 50 employees to over 50,000 strong.
What sets Bill apart is his extensive work in Emotional Intelligence and Transition Management within corporate settings. As a co-founder and principal of Be Well Solutions, a comprehensive workplace wellness company, he’s made significant contributions to corporate wellbeing through his development and delivery of nationally recognized programs on Stress Management, Managing Work and Family, The Truth about Diet, Nutrition, and Exercise, Relaxation, and dozens more. Bill has served as Executive Vice President and Director of Client Relations of Be Well Solutions since 2007.
Bill began his career at Behavior Management Associates, a psychological consulting practice and Employee Assistance Program doing business as IMPACT. Over his 15-year tenure, he served as a therapist and excelled in leadership positions such as Director of Training and Organizational Development, Director of Corporate Services, and Vice President. Beyond his work with Ratliff & Taylor and Be Well Solutions, Bill supports individuals and couples both in his role as a counselor at the Organization for Psychological Health and through his specialized clinical practice, focusing on critical issues related to stress, relationships, anxiety, depression, grief, transitions, work-life balance, overcoming adversity, and vocational counseling.
Bill has been happily married for over 30 years and has two grown sons. He has explored over 40 microbreweries in Northeast Ohio, cycled through Italy and France, and even led a rock cover band focusing on 70s and 80s hits. Family, music, and movement play a big role in Bill’s life.