Rachel Davis doesn't talk about leadership from the sidelines. She's lived it — as a paratrooper, as a woman in corporate America, and as someone who hauled herself to 17,600 ft on a mountain that doesn't care about your excuses. She delivers the tools, the mindset shifts, and the hard truths that turn intention into action.

Rachel Davis is a former U.S. Army Officer, combat veteran of two tours, and the only version of herself who decided enough was enough. She's trekked to Everest Base Camp at 17,600 ft, written a book about what that climb taught her about audacious goals, and spent the last decade helping leaders, sales teams, and organizations stop talking about the summit and start moving toward it.
Based in Charlotte, NC. Available nationwide.
Each talk gives audiences a framework they can act on by Monday morning — not a feeling that fades.
What combat, corporate America, and 17,600 ft taught me about leading when the stakes are real.
Full descriptionThe Women’s Sales Playbook. Military precision meets modern revenue strategy.
Full descriptionWhy veteran candidates are the most underutilized talent pool — and how to actually recruit, onboard, and retain them.
Full descriptionYou don’t have to summit Everest. You have to decide you’re worth the climb.
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Choose your summit. Do the work. Stop waiting to feel ready. The book Rachel wrote after trekking to Everest Base Camp with her father — about choosing audacious goals and doing what it actually takes to pursue them.
Rachel's 90-Day Book Framework helps leaders, entrepreneurs, and veterans go from stuck to published — using the same system she used to write The Climb.
Conversations with the leaders, investors, entrepreneurs, and operators who stopped waiting and started climbing.
Every speaking inquiry gets a personal reply within 48 hours.