Eileen Ybanez

southern

Have you ever had anyone turn around and tell you to shush! or look hard because your voice is too loud? This is common occurance for me, and I never knew it is a gift - until recently. It pained me to think that there is something about my voice that can annoy others so much that I began to search how to change this character trait. To my surprise, I realized my voice is a gift and an asset. I have spent the last year learning how to control and utilize voice to be an asset rather than an annoyance, and I could not be happier. I am the one that sings out loud in church as well as reading the readings on the altar. For twenty years I have done this not knowing that I have a gift that I am not using. This brings me to this day that I offer voiceover services on a professional website. If you are looking for a lively, but compassionate voice, I would like to audition for you! In working with Eileen, you can expect thoroughness, relationship, responsiveness and organization to characterize Eileen's overall work ethic. Her daily duties are performed with integrity to meet the goals and objectives of a quality performance. It was reading the Lectionary at mass that she came to realize the gift of voice along with an opportunity to work in the voiceover industry. She has completed her individual coaching sessions with a professional voice coach. Eileen's work experience has been in banking, insurance and business management. She is licensed by the State of Florida for Life, Health and Annuities. She also holds the FINRA (NASD) Series 6 registration. Eileen graduated Magna Cum Laude from Lenoir-Rhyne University in 1992 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. She was a member of Sigma Alpha Mu Honor Society and Phi Beta Lamda Business Association. Toshiba Laptop Audacity and ProTools Yeti microphone