Curtis Rogers Consulting, LLC

Providing training and consulting services to libraries and non-profits.

From online training to focus groups to staff coaching, flexibility is the key.

Training

Discover training options for staff development days through online and in-person learning opportunities.

Staff Coaching

Take an hour to brainstorm solutions to your problems and challenges with a confidential and experienced consultant.

Focus Groups

Refocus your programs and services and gain input through in-person or virtual focus groups.

Testimonials

Thank you so much for being part of our training day. Your presentation was the highlight of the day! I got so much positive feedback from staff. You are so engaging and the presentation really resonated with people.” – Jill Scott, Communications Director, Oswego Public Library District.

Thank you so much! We loved having you as part of our Staff Development Day, and I look forward to implementing what we’ve learned to better serve our patrons and communicate with each other. -Caitie Cerise, Library Director, Walton County Public Library System

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  • Join me for Onboarding New Library Employees: Setting Up Staff for Success

    Join me for Onboarding New Library Employees: Setting Up Staff for Success

    January 8, 2026; 2:00-3:00PM Eastern Bringing new staff on board is one of the most important investments your library can make. A thoughtful, well-designed onboarding process does more than cover policies and procedures—it shapes how new employees feel about their work, their colleagues, and your organization from day one. On January 8, 2026, from 2:00–3:00…

  • Thankful for Community: The ALA Core Library Consulting Group

    Thankful for Community: The ALA Core Library Consulting Group

    This time of year always encourages reflection and gratitude—but honestly, this is something I’m thankful for all year long: the ALA Core Library Consulting Group. Library consulting can be both rewarding and, at times, surprisingly solitary. Many consultants work independently, navigating projects, proposals, and professional questions without the daily support structure that comes with working…

  • Lights, Camera, Action: Photography Basics for Staff Members

    Lights, Camera, Action: Photography Basics for Staff Members

    In today’s world, powerful images are one of the best ways to capture attention and tell your library’s story. Whether you’re showcasing an exciting new program, highlighting your community spaces, or sharing moments from a special event, high-quality photos help your library stand out. That’s why I created “Lights, Camera, Action: Photography Basics for Staff…

  • New Webinar Announcement!

    New Webinar Announcement!

    Onboarding for Libraries: Setting Up Staff for Success I’m now offering a 60 minute webinar all about Onboarding. Bringing new staff on board is one of the most important investments your library can make. In this practical one-hour webinar, Dr. Curtis Rogers will guide you through how to build an effective onboarding process that welcomes…

  • Inclusive and Impactful: Reinventing Your Meeting Culture

    Inclusive and Impactful: Reinventing Your Meeting Culture

    Join me on August 27 for my webinar! Meetings should be productive and have a purpose. Many times, staff members dread meetings and would rather do anything but attend them. This session will introduce and reaffirm various components of hosting and attending meetings. We will discuss group dynamics, active listening skills, conflict management, creating an…

  • Join me for a webinar all about Focus Groups

    Join me for a webinar all about Focus Groups

    Are you thinking about hosting focus groups? This session is designed to equip librarians and non-profit professionals with the essential skills to conduct effective focus groups. Delve into the intricacies of gathering qualitative data and harnessing valuable insights to inform strategic decision-making. This session will explore best practices for designing, facilitating, and analyzing focus group…