Working with color is my passion, be it for your home or a painting. I help clients create a beautiful palette for their home like a designer with the eye of an artist. My color clients live within a 15 mile radius of Fairfax but my art travels far and wide.

Call her a citoyenne du monde (citizen of the world) — she’s lived in 7 different countries! Robin was a founding member of the DC Chapter of the National Speakers Association (in 1980) and worked as a professional speaker, speechwriter and coach. After that she enjoyed a career as a singer/actress, writer/producer, mounting and performing in shows for the Associations/Meetings Market in DC (Love Makes World Bank Go Round!; Selling: You’ve Gotta Have Heart! etc)

: Being a print model and producing commercials for the Panache Modeling Agency led to covering the social and fashion beat in Washington DC: As Editorial Director for “Washington Entertainment Magazine, ” she wrote Fete City, Hot Couture, and various feature articles; she wrote Le Beau Monde for “Quarante, the Magazine for the Woman Who Has Arrived” (sold to Lear’s); Fashionably Washington for “Travelhost, ” and Where Are They Now? for “Washington Life. “ Her very first interview for that column was former OAS Ambassador Alejandro Orfilla’s Austrian wife, Helga, who exclaimed, “Oh, you’re interviewing former celebrities and current has-beens!”

Today Robin is a professional speaker and speaking coach. Her company is Creative Resources LLC and she is professional speaker and coach. Her new partner, Andrew Finn, Ph. D., is a professional speaker, coach and professor of interpersonal and intercultural communication. Their company, Dynamic Verbal Intercourse, LLC. Robin looks forward to a new career giving seminars on business etiquette and protocol, specializing in businesses in Europe.

She is a member of the French American Chamber of Commerce, National Speakers Association, Capital Speakers Club, and the Legacy Society of WETA and various charities, including the Women’s Committees for the Washington Performing Arts Society and the National Museum for Women in the Arts.