Scotti Shafer is a Strategy and Operations at USA Bodysurfing. She possess expertise in data analysis, management, training, project management, crm and 11 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I had the pleasure of working directly with Scotti on a 6-month consulting project for a brand new hospital client of Triage Consulting Group. As the Senior Consultant responsible for the day to day operation of the consulting engagement, Scotti was tasked with building the client relationship, ensuring the project was executed according to plan, and developing her team of consultants. She exceeded my expectations on all fronts. The client still asks about her to this day, which is a deep reflection of the strong rapport she created. She managed her team effectively through careful delegation, tireless training, and demonstrating a tireless work ethic. I truly appreciated her committment to the project and our client. I recommend Scotti with the utmost confidence and enthusiasm." and "I had the immense privilege to have Scotti Shafer as a student at Stanford University in multiple classes for several years between 2005-2007. She was extremely diligent and well-disciplined while also being a varsity athlete on a national championship team, which required maturity to balance a very demanding range of commitments. Her participation was clearly a contribution to all my courses, marked by articulate, crisp critical thinking and lucid writing. She received high "A" grades in all the enrolled courses I taught. Furthermore, she became my Teaching Assistant in several Stanford courses in 2007, assisting with course preparation and grading while she was a graduate student who won distinction as well as in her MA program. In addition, she was a Bing Scholar twice for the Stanford Alpine Archaeology Project in 2006 and again in 2007, a project I direct annually, (since 1994) and the second summer Scotti was also a project assistant and field supervisor in Europe. This project was also sponsored in 2007-2008 by the National Geographic Society (published in NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC in Europe in 2008) and also featured in many documentaries (including National Geographic Explorer TV, History Channel) and consulted by BBC productions and Reuters and BBC Worldwide Service; also published in ARCHAEOLOGY Magazine (2007) as well as EARTH Magazine (2010), among many others. Scotti's assistance in all these ventures was essential, valuable and practical, and I only wish we still had her resourceful presence in the ongoing project. If anybody could do anything requiring the composite tough intellectual and physical challenge on the field project high in the Alps, it was Scotti Shafer. I can recommend no one more highly than Scotti Shafer, always reliable and more than 100% dedicated to excellence. I know I am just one of many at Stanford University who have the same respect and highest regard for Scotti Shafer."