Ms.
Redding
is
an
information
technology
consultant
and
project
manager
with
over
25
years
of
experience
at
San
Diego
State
University.
As
an
ACE
Study
Fellow
with
the
Centers
for
Disease
Control
and
Prevention
(2003‐2006),
she
created
a
highly
successful
marketing
campaign
for
The
ACE
Study.
When
her
fellowship
ended,
demand
for
ACE
Study
information
was
so
high
that
she
created
Health
Presentations,
a
501(c)(3)
nonprofit corporation,
where
she
now
serves
as
CEO,
to
continue
her
work
sharing
ACE
Study
findings.
A
survivor
of
extensive
childhood
abuse
and
neglect,
Ms.
Redding
is
also
a
public
speaker
and
trainer.
She
combines
her
personal
experiences
and
knowledge
of
The
ACE
Study
with
technical,
project
management,
and
organizational
management
skills,
to
illustrate
the
findings
of
The
ACE
Study
and
help
organizations,
individuals,
and
communities
benefit
from
its
findings.
Carol’s
presentations
and
training
sessions
are
inspirational, frank,
interactive
and
light‐hearted.
Carol
earned
an
MA
in Organizational Management from the University
of
Phoenix,
and
is
currently
pursuing
a
PhD
in
Business
Administration,
with
an
emphasis
in
Health
care,
at
Northcentral
University. Carol is
creator
and
author
of
ACE
Reporter,
a
newsletter
digesting
ACE
Study
findings,
and
a
contributor
to
Kaiser
Permanente’s
publication
The
Permanente
Journal.
She
offers
presentations
and
workshops
such as "The
Adverse
Childhood
Experiences
Study",
"Pathways
to
Healing", and "It Takes a Community", serving
a
wide
array
of
agencies
working
in
the
areas
of
Health
care,
Public
Health,
Child
Welfare
and
Domestic
Violence.
She
can
be
reached
at: carol
redding@acestudy.org
