Robbie Osenga is a husband & father who invests into the world each day as a Coach, Consultant & Speaker. In 2011 a catalytic event happened in his life, which sent him on a 2.5 year journey finding clarity in his calling. Since that time, Robbie has met 1 on 1 with hundreds of people, as well been sought out to speak & encourage larger audiences all under his mission of “Empowering Others to Live a Life Worthy of their Calling.” To learn more about Robbie’s story that led to the birth of this process:
After an early career in Design, soon followed by Special Education, Robbie founded the LeRoy Preparatory Academy in 2008, and began accepting opportunities to speak, coach & consult with other schools, non-profit organizations & businesses all centered around his core mission of Empowering Others to Live a Life Worthy of their Calling.
Robbie now serves as the Vice President & Chief Potential Officer of Cybernautic, a web design & digital strategy firm, while still maintaining his many collaborative & consultative efforts in various projects at large. Robbie is an “elder statesmen” of the Millennial Generation, and works passionately as an advocate to bridge the gap, as the Millennial Generation transitions into our workforce & culture. Robbie's passion, sense of humor & compelling message makes a positive dent in people’s lives, and he is always looking for ways to do more of just that!
Robbie realized his ability & desire to speak, teach & motivate as a 7th grade student, leading the efforts of his Junior High school to better engage & transition incoming 6th grade students. Over the past 20 years, this desire & ability has put him in a variety of settings & demographics, all centered around the need in the world that he feels he was created to meet, which is POTENTIAL. Whether this is a room full of students, educators, professionals or congregants, Robbie consistently works to bring an enlightening message & a unique perspective that is intended to affect change in people’s lives!
A Community Engaged in Learning
Square Peg, Round Hole
What Would Google Do?
A Conversation with High School Students
A Conversation with Kindergarten Students