RaeAnn Hall
RaeAnn Hall is a dynamic business consultant, community builder, and speaker dedicated to helping individuals and organizations thrive. As Founder and Principal Consultant of Forward Principles, she leverages her expertise as a Certified Color Code Personality Instructor to guide leaders and teams in unlocking strengths, improving communication, and building inclusive, empowered cultures. Her work spans workshops, retreats, and executive coaching, helping companies enhance sales, customer service, and overall organizational effectiveness while fostering meaningful connections among team members.
Beyond her consulting practice, RaeAnn is deeply committed to nonprofit leadership and community impact. She founded NOW Networking, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that unites women leaders to provide scholarships and mentorship to young women in Snohomish County overcoming challenges. Through this organization, RaeAnn has supported countless young women in pursuing higher education, career advancement, and personal growth, creating long-lasting change in the community. Her entrepreneurial spirit also led her to launch Hall Insurance Agency, where she built a trusted independent brokerage rooted in advocacy, trust, and client-centered service.
RaeAnn’s professional approach is informed by a passion for personal and organizational development. With certifications in personality coaching and Laughter Yoga, she combines strategy, empathy, and creativity to empower her clients and colleagues. A published author of the Six-Word Lessons™ series, RaeAnn is focused on helping people overcome adversity, cultivate growth mindsets, and build meaningful, resilient connections both personally and professionally. Her work reflects a lifelong commitment to fostering growth, clarity, and confidence in every interaction.
• Certified Color Code Personality Trainer & team development consultant
• Certified Laughter Yoga Teacher
• Ricks College - A.A.S.
• NOW Networking
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my journey of healing, cultivating self-awareness, and my commitment to helping others recognize their worth. I believe that personal growth, emotional intelligence, and accountability are the foundations not only of professional success but also of healthy, meaningful relationships.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I encourage young women entering this industry to prioritize healing, self-care, and self-respect. Unresolved trauma can influence both career decisions and personal relationships, so investing in personal growth is essential. I advise women to recognize their worth and to trust that they deserve success as well as healthy, fulfilling connections.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges I see in my field is securing access to funding and sustainable support for nonprofit work, particularly while balancing part-time employment. At the same time, there are significant opportunities in trauma-informed coaching, mentorship programs, and public speaking, as awareness of emotional health and personal development continues to grow. I’m excited by the potential to make a meaningful impact as these areas expand.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values that guide me in both my work and personal life are healing, integrity, self-love, accountability, and empowerment. I am deeply committed to helping women recognize red flags in relationships, heal from past trauma, and cultivate confident, healthy futures. Outside of my professional work, I enjoy songwriting, singing, acting, and performing. I also treasure my role as a mother. Creative expression is both a personal outlet and a powerful tool for healing, and I embrace it as an essential part of my life.