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About Us
Mission
Guided by the 825 Basics
principles,
the mission of 825 Basics, LLC is to provide superior training and coaching to students and professionals.
825 Basics clients gain knowledge and tools
that can be immediately applied to their careers.
Principles
825 Basics workshops, coaching and training are guided by five
principles that are critical to workplace and life success:
Danielle Forget,
President, CEO
Danielle Forget, PE, MBA, is the President and Chief
Executive Officer of 825
Basics, LLC. She has been providing entertaining and useful
presentations for over 10 years. Forget also has experience in
workshop development, career coaching and organizational management. Her
excitement comes from experience in implementing the methods she teaches
and seeing those she has mentored successfully navigate their careers.
Forget received her BS in Civil Engineering from Washington
University in St. Louis and her MBA from the University of St. Thomas in
Houston.
Forget most recently served as the Director of Engineering &
Environmental Compliance for a medium sized publicly traded company
where she was responsible for developing, implementing and overseeing
programs. Prior to this, Forget held positions at a variety of
companies in sales, training, engineering and operations.
Tricia Berry, Executive Vice
President, CCO
Tricia Berry, MBA, is the Executive Vice President and Chief Creative Officer for 825 Basics,
LLC. She has over 15 years experience in training, presentations, workshop
development, coaching and process management. Berry’s varied
experiences include career coaching, large volunteer program management,
professional speaking, and workshop and training development and
implementation. Berry received her BS Chemical Engineering degree from
The University of Texas at Austin and her MBA from the University of
Houston – Clear Lake.
Berry is currently the Director of the
Women in Engineering Program
at The University of Texas at Austin
where she is responsible for leading the efforts on recruitment and
retention of women in the College of Engineering. Prior to this
role, Berry served as Director of the Engineering Scholarship Program
and as both a Process Engineer and a Product Development Engineer at
The Dow Chemical Company in Freeport,
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