About Roslyn Rolan

I am dedicated to helping others achieve their highest goals, professionally and personally. Through my work with individuals and groups, I strive to enhance the uniqueness in each person, strengthening his or her image and overall confidence. My etiquette programs are designed to increase leadership skills and greater personal effectiveness.

Roslyn Rolan, C.I.P., started her career as a Model and TV Commercial Actress in Philadelphia. She later became an Instructor at Barbizon School of Modeling, Fashion Show Producer at Menlo Park Shopping Center and Fashion Director of Abraham & Straus Department Store in Woodbridge Center, Woodbridge N.J. She started her Wardrobe Consultation and Shopping Service in Central N.J after leaving A& S Department Store, and received an New YorkTimes Editorial as New Jersey’s First Wardrobe Consultant.

Roslyn brings over 30 years of Fashion and Beauty experience to her role as a Beauty Pageant Coach. She offers intense training in Posture & Poise, Runway, Beauty, Wardrobe Shopping, Social and Dining Etiquette. She also assists in Platform development. Ms. Rolan is a recognized Professional in the Image Consulting Field and has received Certification from the Association of Image Consultants International, as well as from The Protocol School of Washington D.C.

Since 1999, She has been Owner of The Image & Etiquette Institute in Fort Lee, N.J. where she coaches Individuals in total image development, and provides on-site Training at Corporations and Colleges across New Jersey and Southern Connecticut.

VIDEOS Featuring Rosyln

• Fast Track - Gym Etiquette
  From FOX NEWS: Roslyn was interviewed by Fox Business News about how to dress and act during workouts at your office gym.
  
  
• Bipolar Disorder, Facial Massage & Body Language
  From Daily Connections at Ebru TV: (First aired on Friday, January 18, 2008) Roslyn was interviewed by host Tracie Crespo for this informative and entertaining, lifestyle show for women. When the page displays, scroll down and click on the arrow displayed on the TV.

• Wall St. Journal (13 MB)