Smoot Transitions LLC

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Welcome! In this website you learn about Smooth Transitions LLC, the Solutions & Strategies business, and about Cowgirl Hall of Fame Honoree Elaine Kramer. It may sound like a funny combination at first, but you'll see the fit soon.

Smooth Transitions LLC engages customers in creating solutions & strategies that fit them, catalyzes progress and change that leads to success and motivates us to the next level.

Wiser, innovative solutions to challenging issues;
Engaged people who support the solution and know their role in making it happen;
Clear strategies to make the solution a reality;

Our services include planning, group facilitation, multi-party alliance coordination, solution focused mediation, and training. Click on the links for more information about each of these services.
Smooth Transitions LLC grew from repeated successes in building positive working relationships and multi-party alliances in the face of adversity. The firm combines the unique disciplines of planning, human relations and conflict resolution.

Creating wiser, innovative solutions that haven't been considered or are blocked by conflicting perceptions is the value we bring to our clients. That, and involving the people who need to take action so that they are engaged and feel committed to making the solution actually occur. We build the strategy together so that everyone understands how to make the change happen and each contributor's roles and responsibilities. Next comes action, tracking accomplishments and accountability to help everyone recognize when you are succeeding or need to make an adjustment. Of course, we celebrate incremental accomplishment and generate great energy on which to thrive and strive to the next level.

Elaine Kramer, Roman Rider
That's Elaine smiling with delight next to her star at the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas! In October 2005 she became the first Wisconsin resident to be inducted to this prestigious group of 176 women "who shaped the West, and changed the World." Elaine Kramer's story will be permanently preserved and displayed in the National Cowgirl Museum.
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Facilitating participation, information exchange and listening;
Practicing patience with persistence to get things done;

The goal of every accomplished horse person is to achieve such a high level of communication and partnership with their equine partner that every change in gait, direction and speed is accomplished with invisible grace. Simply put, we strive for smooth transitions!