Founder
Marisol Solarte-Erlacher, MA, LPC
Marisol Solarte-Erlacher is a nationally recognized trauma expert, leadership strategist, and keynote speaker with over two decades of experience helping leaders and organizations build resilience, navigate adversity, and lead with authenticity. As the founder of the Resilient Leadership Institute™, she brings a trauma-informed and healing-centered approach to leadership development—rooted in deep psychological insight, cultural wisdom, and systems-level understanding.
Marisol currently serves as a lead facilitator for the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce Leadership Foundation, where she works with civic and corporate leaders to deepen their impact through self-awareness, equity, and community-centered leadership.
A licensed psychotherapist and seasoned consultant, Marisol has partnered with nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and companies to transform workplace culture, reduce burnout, and foster psychological safety. Her facilitation style is bold, compassionate, and grounded in the belief that healing and leadership are deeply interconnected.
Norka Ayllón, LPC
Norka Ayllón is a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Denver, Colorado—ancestral land of the Arapaho and Ute peoples. She weaves healing practices rooted in her Peruvian Andean Amazonian heritage into both her counseling and leadership training work.
After a decade in the nonprofit sector, Norka established her private practice and has spent the past nine years focusing on decolonized, embodied leadership. Her work supports clients in achieving not only sustainability, but also thriving in both their personal and professional lives.
She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master’s in Community Counseling, both earned with honors. In addition to her formal education, Norka has studied Andean Cosmology and was ordained as a Priestess in 2022 by her teacher and mentor, Ninfa Gutierrez, a member of the Andean Amazonian cultures of Peru.
Beth Kelley, CPCC, PCC, LPC
Beth Kelley is a transformational leadership coach, consultant, and facilitator. As a coach, Beth works with organizations to build conscious leaders, resilience, and healthy teams for clients dedicated to developing more holistic, human centered models to care for their people. She brings humor, expertise, and a deep appreciation for the complexities of the human experience.
Beth is the co-author of Teaching, Learning, and Trauma (Corwin 2021), a certified Co-Active coach (CPCC) and PCC credentialed coach with the International Coaching Federation ((ICF). She is practically a Denver native and enjoys making in her art studio and hanging out with friends.
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