As we continue to make all students college and career ready, it is heartening to know there is a passionate and dedicated educator – you are an educator – ready to nurture and develop young minds.

I've heard the words you said today before … but today, the way you said them had me deep in thought about them. I wish you could come speak with my family; they need to hear this!

I'm so glad I reached out to you for help because I wouldn’t have had the courage to contact the professor at college without your guidance. I really appreciate it!

Mr. Wolf spoke about how students should apply specific skills in the business world and he gave examples of how to appropriately use them. He is a great example of a public speaker who relates to kids and shares valuable information.

Bob treats students like young professionals and sets an expectation for success. His topic are in-line with what you see in a corporate training program. He is easy to work with and tailors his content to meet your needs.

Bob is a very different and unique motivational speaker. He told us things that schools don't, but we need to know, such as selling and other life skills.

Bob Wolf spoke about leadership and presentation skills. As a senior in college, I've heard other speakers lecture on these topics but Bob spoke of things no one ever mentioned. His vision of LEAD has never been addressed before and it makes perfect sense to me.

Bob Wolf is a tireless, highly-motivated, charismatic and caring individual who provided not only lessons in life skills but created a nurturing atmosphere for the students at Staten Island Technical High School during the workshops he has provided. We at Staten Island Technical High School are excited about the ongoing partnership that we have fostered with Bob Wolf and look forward to working collaboratively to developing his message and imparting the foundations of the Hope Skills program into Staten Island Tech’s Advisory curriculum for all of our students.

You broke down what is essentially common sense and made it informative. Communication skills are often thought of as innate skills, as either you have it or you don't, but you showcased that you can learn them through practice and lessons.