Lizzy Wallace

Teaches at Michaels

Lizzy Wallace is the founder of “PitchPolish”, a communications practice focusing on the unique challenges that face startup entrepreneurs: pitching and presenting themselves, their products, and companies. With her background in public relations, marketing, and theatre, she provides private training sessions and group workshops on public speaking and communication skills, cultivating the voices of her clients and empowering them to have memorable and effective delivery, relationships, and impressions with investors, customers, and co-workers.

Lizzy is a mentor of the gaming accelerator program YetiZen, US Market Access Center, Santa Monica New Tech, Project Echo, MakeinLA, Grid110. She has been a guest speaker at East Los Angeles College, CalArts, UCLA, and USC.

Lizzy was the delivery pitch coach for Dreamforce's first startup pitch competition, Dreampitch, which included notable judges Mark Cuban and Chris Sacca. She has provided training for major projects for The Republic of Poland, The Chilean Goverment, National IT Promotion Agency of Korea, and has designed the first improv communication program for the Creative Language Center in Switzerland which will debut in the fall of 2016.

Lizzy has independently consulted with many companies including: Microsoft, The Grammys, CAA, Estée Lauder, Clinton Global, The Tony Blair Faith Foundation, Electronic Arts, Zynga, Capcom, Laundry Locker, AIESEC, Brag Art, Glass And Water Consulting, and Open mHealth.

No stranger to the stage and presenting herself, Lizzy Wallace bases much of her training on her experience as an improv actress, director, and producer having performed with Leela Theater, Weeping Willows and The Show to name a few. She has provided spokesperson and hosting talent for VidSF, NBC, Verizon Wireless, Nissan, SF Weekly, IM Magazine, ArtWorkSF, Swagg, AirBnB, and others.

Lizzy is passionate about working with entrepreneurs and every day professionals to design impactful solutions and help them overcome their personal obstacles to create meaningful communications in the future.Refund Policy