Alexia Vernon is a renowned keynote speaker, speaking, sales, leadership, and executive coach and trainer, and author based in Nevada. With a strong focus on women's leadership, gender equity, and professional development, Alexia has delivered transformational keynotes and training for Fortune 500 companies, nonprofits, educational institutions, professional associations, and the United Nations. She has also been featured in major media outlets like CNN, NBC, ABC, CBS, Forbes.com, Inc.com, European Business Review, and Women's Health Magazine.

Alexia's academic background in Women's Studies and Theatre from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas combined with her MA in Interdisciplinary Studies from New York University has helped her develop expertise in areas like business and nonprofit operations and leadership, executive coaching, executive presence, presentation skills, sales/sales training, professional development, curriculum design, training delivery, facilitation, eLearning/online learning, negotiation, team leadership, innovation, and social media. She has also received training in pedagogy, facilitation, and applied theatre from The City University of New York.

Alexia's significant contributions to the coaching industry include creating the Step into Your Moxie corporate offerings, online training, live events, The Spotlight Speaker Accelerator coaching program, and her masterminds. Alexia's coaching philosophy revolves around helping executives, corporate teams, entrepreneurs, and emerging leaders speak with unshakeable presence, sell their ideas, grow their businesses, navigate daring conversations, develop high-performing teams, and advance thought leadership.

Some of the organizations that Alexia has been associated with include the International Coach Federation (ICF Nevada), Association for Talent Development (ATD) Greater Las Vegas, and the Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce's Executive Women's Council. Alexia is also a member of Nevada's International Women's Forum (IWF), where she received the 2013 Carolyn M. Sparks Award.