Alphonso Spence is a USPS Elm 650 Mediator for Salaried Employees under Discipline at USPS Employee and Labor Relations Manual (ELM) 650 Non Bargaining Employee Media. He possess expertise in leadership development, organizational development, leadership, strategic planning, coaching and 45 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "As a student of Alphonso, I have experienced and grown from his extensive life experiences communicated in a way that challenged conventional wisdom. He has a true passion for enriching his students understanding and utilzes clear and concise feedback to communicate expectations.", "As a former student of Alphonso Spence and graduate from University of Phoenix (UOP), I found him to be extremely competent and willing to go the extra mile to ensure his students are equipped to compete in a highly competitive market through enlightenment of not only text book acumen but his sharing of real world business experiences. His display of professionalism and drive for continued success has exemplified UOP’s motto for being a life-long learner, reinforcing the concept of adding value and positioning yourself for success in the workplace and in life. These values, backed by an impressive business career, have afforded him levels of accomplishment any of his students would be proud to achieve. For these reasons, I strongly recommend Alphonso.", and "As a former student of Alphonso Spence and graduate from University of Phoenix (UOP), I found him to be extremely competent and willing to go the extra mile to ensure his students are equipped to compete in a highly competitive market through enlightenment of not only text book acumen but his sharing of real world business experiences. His display of professionalism and drive for continued success has exemplified UOP’s motto for being a life-long learner, reinforcing the concept of adding value and positioning yourself for success in the workplace and in life. These values, backed by an impressive business career, have afforded him levels of accomplishment any of his students would be proud to achieve. For these reasons, I strongly recommend Alphonso."