Barry Kamrad - President & CEO
Barry Kamrad is the founding Partner of Sovran Training LLC and is an accomplished entrepreneur. Having studied and worked as an Aircraft Engineer in the early 1980s, a slowdown in that industry forced him to look elsewhere to earn a living. For a dozen years, he worked in various industries, rising from store Manager to Regional Manager in charge of the Eastern & Western United States locations and later becoming the Director of Support Services managing and coordinating corporate services for a national chain.
Throughout his career, Barry worked for some of America’s largest technology companies including MCI, AT&T, and IBM. Between 2000 and 2005, he founded several other companies which increased the number of services he offered.
In 2005, Sovran Training LLC was created as a means to help growing businesses develop high performing teams and provide workforce development solutions to clients.
Dr. Rosemary Fruehling
Dr. Fruehling holds a Master of Arts and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Minnesota, and has authored and co-
authored over 25 textbooks including Psychology: Realizing Human Potential, a college textbook in its Eighth Edition, as
well as Your Attitude Counts, and Business Writing: Integrating Process and Purpose, which is a writing book for high
school and lower-division college students.
Dr. Fruehling was President of the College Division of EMC /Paradigm Publishing, specialists in interdisciplinary
instructional materials that are predicated on today's workplace requirements.
She is an educator, author and lecturer. She taught business and office education classes for ten years at the high school
level. In 1966, she accepted a position with the St. Louis Park (Minnesota) Schools to organize and develop an Office
Education Cooperative Training Program. Within two years, the State Department of Education was using her program as
an example of effectiveness in work-study programs and a training ground for student teachers.
Also in 1966, Dr. Fruehling was named Executive Director of the Minnesota Office Education Association and received
national recognition while in this office.
In 1973, Dr. Fruehling was appointed by the Governor of New Jersey, William Cahill, to be the first woman commissioner
of the New Jersey Broadcasting Authority in recognition of her educational accomplishments.
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