Elite Performance Associates

I help leaders and top performers make the changes they haven’t been able to make in order to unlock explosive results in their business and lives.

I coach your executives to perform at their highest level. Schedule a consultation today.

Primarily working with small to mid-size executives and their teams in a broad range of industries including Engineering, Oil & Gas, Law, and Food & Beverage. Delivering exponential growth in production, process and systems deployment, and overall client experience.

COO, Business Consultant, and Executive Coach

Scooter's Coffee

Franchisee for Scooter's Coffee with locations in Prescott and Chino Valley AZ.

Franchise Owner

SixFive Leadership

Business Consultant and Coach

Jack in the Box

Franchisee for Jack in the Box with locations in Prescott and Prescott Valley, AZ.

I am a well-respected coach and consultant for businesses across a broad range of industries including oil & gas, food service, real-estate, fitness, and medical services. With 15+ years of business ownership and leadership experience, I help executives and business owners gain clarity of vision, establish strategy, define culture and increase both profits and growth in today’s ever-changing marketplaces.
My obsession is to help leaders knock through their self-imposed constraints and find what they are truly able to achieve!

About EPA:
Impacting the communities around us by partnering and coaching both leaders and businesses to become who they were created to be, one step at a time.

EPA coaching is about approaching life and business with the same intensity, purpose, and passion to improve as that of a pro athlete!

We help leaders and top performers identify and make the changes they haven’t been able to make in order to unlock explosive results in their business and life!

Game Changing Coach that will help you level up and live the ELITE Life you want!

The world is rich with Managers measuring people and poor in Leaders developing them. I am an intentional developer of Leaders.

DARE ENOUGH TO WIN!

1 Peter 4:10

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Dana DeVito

Communication Coach | Soft Skills Trainer | Public Speaking | Italian Interpreter | Writing

You are a CEO, Founder–Director, first-time manager, senior corporate executive, or IT professional.

You read and write well, but when it’s time to speak, your words don’t always land the way you want them to.

Your ideas are clear in your head, but hard to articulate with impact.

You need support with:

✅Making presentations
✅Participating in meetings
✅Sales pitches 
✅Client conversations
✅Leading your team
✅Addressing stakeholders
✅Communicating with overseas clients

That’s where I come in.

I help professionals communicate with clarity, confidence, and executive presence — especially in high-stakes business situations.

If you work in a global environment and want your ideas to land with more impact, I can help you sound confident, credible, and natural when you speak.

A little about me

I have a Master’s degree in Business Management from the University of Mumbai and an MBA from Milan, Italy.

I’ve lived, studied, and worked in India, Europe, and Australia.

With nearly two decades of experience, I’ve helped hundreds of corporate professionals strengthen their communication and leadership presence and I’d be happy to help you do the same.

I also work as an Italian–English–Hindi interpreter, supporting Indian and Italian companies in high-stakes cross-border conversations. 

This experience gives me a deep understanding of how culture, context, and language influence clarity and trust in business communication.

Outside work, I enjoy reading, travel, languages, and good food.

I’m also an internationally certified yoga trainer and often share simple, practical techniques to help busy executives manage stress.

If it’s about communication, it’s my space.

If you’d like to work together, we can design a plan that helps you step out of the shadows and speak with confidence.

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Jagdish. F.

Communicating under pressure? 

When the stakes are high and time is limited, an unexpected question in a meeting, a demanding client call, or even a short conversation with a senior leader can feel a bit much. 

And if English isn’t your first language, the pressure only increases!

Because now, you’re managing your thoughts and the language at the same time. 

So you either rush through your words, or worse, clam up, despite having something important to say.

A simple way to handle this is to slow the moment down.

Pause! Buy yourself some time!

Something simple like, 
“Let me think for a second,” works just fine. 

Also, resist the urge to use fancy vocabulary. Big words and jargon don’t impress and rarely work under pressure. 

Instead, focus on clarity. 

Because when you're under pressure, that matters far more than perfect English!

Jagdish. F

Leadership Communication Coach | I coach senior professionals to speak and present with confidence

The Story of the missing slipper


As a child, my father once bought me a rather expensive pair of slippers. I still remember them clearly. A lovely, dark brown pair, with golden buckles on the straps.

Naturally, I made the rookie mistake of wearing them to the playground.

Now I don’t know who did it, maybe a jealous friend, or a mischievous playmate, but one slipper was quietly chucked into the bushes. (Yes, we sometimes played barefoot too!) 

I searched high and low but couldn't find it anywhere! 

I walked home in tears, wearing just one, only to be scolded by Mom.

“New slippers are meant for special occasions, not to be worn to the playground!"

That was my first lesson in the fragile life of footwear.

Years later, I see the same story playing out. 

Only in different settings!

Prayer meetings.
Funerals.
Public functions.

And yes, also playgrounds! 

For instance, if you go to a temple without a proper token system for checking in your shoes, you don’t just leave them outside. 

A friend or a family member stays back to guard them  while you go in to pray. 

Have an expensive pair? 
Leave them at home or in the car.

Or better yet, wear an old, worn-out pair. Because who would ever steal those? 

I’ve heard rich folks keep an old pair in their cars just in case. They leave their expensive Guccis and Louboutins safely with their chauffeur. 

Can you imagine this? You go inside to pray. Only to come out barefoot and find your shoes missing! 🙄

Which makes me wonder:

Why does footwear seem to be fair game in places meant for devotion, reflection, and respect?

Have you experienced this too?

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