Sharyn Daley
Sharyn Daley is an accomplished operations and training leader with extensive experience in sales, leadership development, and organizational management. She currently serves as Director of Operations at Infotec Dale Carnegie, where she oversees operational strategy and ensures the delivery of world-class leadership and technical training programs. Her career is marked by a consistent focus on empowering teams and fostering professional growth, honed through previous leadership roles at Trader Interactive, where she progressed from Sales Trainer to National Inside Sales Manager.
Before transitioning fully into training and operations, Sharyn gained valuable management experience in the hospitality and retail sectors, including leadership roles at Saladworks and Waterside District. This diverse background equipped her with a strong foundation in team building, customer service, and operational excellence, all of which she now leverages to drive impact in training and development.
A graduate of Rutgers Business School with a degree in Business Administration, Sharyn has further strengthened her leadership skills through Dale Carnegie Training, earning a Certificate of Achievement in Dale Carnegie Skills for Success. Known for her dedication to helping others succeed, she combines her expertise in operations and people management to create environments where individuals and teams can thrive.
• Dale Carnegie Skills for Success
• Rutgers Business School- Bachelor's
• Rutgers Business School- B.A.
• Breakthrough Award
• Outstanding Performance Award
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to being a lifelong student—always pushing myself to grow, learn, and improve. I’m most proud of training hundreds of sales professionals and guiding them to their “AHA moments.”
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve received is from my mentor, Holly Clevenger: she taught me that you can be an authentic, genuine person while excelling as an executive leader, and always brings out the best in people’s potential.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this industry is: confidence is everything—remember, even those you admire are human, and you’re never too young or inexperienced to believe in yourself.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in work and life are creativity and family—my home is my biggest project, and I love designing it alongside my daughter while enjoying the warmth and beauty of Virginia Beach.